Sharks May 22, 2023 Florida spearfisherman survives bull shark attack: ‘He wanted me’ Kevin Blanco, 20, is recovering at a hospital after a bull shark bit him on his leg while he was spearfishing in the Florida Keys last week.
Fishing May 19, 2023 Fishing is the fix for a man with PTSD who was nearly stabbed to death: 'Saved my life' A U.K. man who suffers from "horrific" PTSD has found that spending time fishing in the great outdoors has helped him enormously — now he's coaching others toward better mental health.
Maine May 18, 2023 Maine considers paying lobster fishermen to comply with future regulations The Maine Legislature is considering a bill that would create a "lobster innovation fund" that would pay fishermen to test new, regulation-compliant technologies.
China May 17, 2023 Chinese fishing boat capsizes in the middle of the Indian Ocean, 39 reported missing A Chinese fishing boat carrying 17 people from China, 17 from Indonesia, and five from the Philippines has capsized in the middle of the Indian Ocean northwest of Australia.
Maine May 16, 2023 Regulators reacts as haddock, an Atlantic staple staple, continues to be overfished A popular Atlantic fish is being overfished. Regulators have cut haddock catch quotas by over 80% to combat overfishing and prevent the population's collapse.
Mother's Day May 12, 2023 Minnesota moms encouraged to fish over Mother's Day weekend without licenses The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources and the Student Anglers Organization are hosting a "Minnesota Moms Fishing Challenge" over Mother's Day weekend.
Fishing May 11, 2023 Fishermen sentenced after pleading guilty to charges in tournament cheating scandal Two men who pleaded guilty to cheating charges in March over an incident stemming from a tournament in Ohio late last year were sentenced on Thursday.
Alaska May 4, 2023 Judge ruling may end Southeast Alaska’s commercial king salmon trolling A conservation group has filed a lawsuit that could shut down Alaska’s commercial king salmon trolling. The lawsuit said the harvest endangers starving orcas.
Regulation May 2, 2023 New fishermen's alliance seeks to fight back against Biden admin's 'hostile' attacks A new marine industry alliance is being formed to push back against federal regulations targeting fishermen in New England and against offshore wind development.
Virginia April 21, 2023 US launches new program targeting abandoned crab, lobster traps The U.S. is launching a new program that will target the scourge of abandoned crab and lobster traps. William & Mary’s Virginia Institute of Marine Science will anchor the program.
Massachusetts April 21, 2023 US Coast Guard recovers 3 'unresponsive people' while searching for missing fishermen in Massachusetts Three "unresponsive people" were found by the Coast Guard off the waters of Cape Ann in Massachusetts. A search is ongoing for the fourth missing fisherman.