Fisheries
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Development in Northern Canada Threatens the Survival of Wildlife Fisheries, Says ReportAs development moves further and further north, parts of Northern Ontario that were once pristime are being threatened by development. Will the wildlife and wildlife fisheries survive? -
Gulf Oil Spill: Fisheries Biologist Describes Crude Oil's Effects on FisheriesMoby Solangi, University of Southern Mississippi, describes to congressional investigating committee the long and short-term effects of spilled crude oil on fisheries. -
Aquaculture: The Future of Fisheries?As wild fisheries collapse, farmed fish are an increasingly important source of protein; however the question of their sustainability has yet to be answered -
NC Fisheries Director Mulls Action on Fish Kill, Commercial Fishermen Call for Reduced Size LimitsThe director of marine fisheries in North Carolina is watching the weather and considering whether or not to take action regarding a winter fish kill that has left thousands of speckled trout dead. -
World Fisheries In DeclineSummary of the current state of World Fisheries and possible solutions. Aquaculture is a growth industry and one that can save our world fish stocks from increased human consumption. World Ocean Day highlights the need for public awareness
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Additional Problems on the Economics of FisheriesMr. Stolyarov presents 8 additional practice problems involving the Schaefer and Gordon models of fisheries. Solutions are provided. This section is highly recommended for students of mathematical economics.
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Sportsmen Contribute Big Dollars to Manage Wildlife, Fisheries and Keep Environment HealthyNationally, anglers spend more than $42 billion each year, according to figures released recently by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.
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NOAA Fisheries Testifies Before US SenateThe US Senate's Commerce Committee hearing on the Magnuson-Stevens Fishery Conservation and Management Act.
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Lawrence's Fisheries in Chicago, ILA landmark since the 1970's, this is one of the top places to eat at in Chicago!
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15th Street Fisheries in Ft. Lauderdale, FloridaDo go for the chocolate-crusted Key Lime Pie... but do not order the lobster. -
2011 Spiny Dogfish Quota Increased ProposedThe announcement by NOAA Fisheries to increase the spiny dogfish quota by 33% is sure to be welcome news to both recreational and commercial fishermen but for different reasons.
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The Economics of Fisheries: Practice Problems and SolutionsMr. Stolyarov presents mathematical problems and solutions regarding the economics of fisheries -- including problems pertaining to the logistic population growth model, the Schaefer model, and the Gordon model.
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Piscatorial Porn: How Texas Parks and Wildlife Are Saving Our SeasWith increasing coastal populations, more efficient fishing techniques and tackle, plus an exploding amount of angling pressure on our fisheries, Texas Parks and Wildlife is doing all they can to make sure there are enough fish for everyone. -
NC Scientists Preparing for the Possibility of Gulf Oil Spill FalloutAlthough state officials say there is only a small chance North Carolina waters will be affected by the Gulf oil spill, fisheries scientists are still preparing for that possibility. -
2010 NC Stock Status Shows Flounder, Speckled Trout Stocks DepletedThe 2010 stock status of important coastal fisheries for North Carolina indicates that two species of extreme concern to inshore anglers in the Southeastern region, southern flounder and speckled trout, are listed as depleted -
NC Fish Dealers Convicted of Illegally Buying Red DrumThree North Carolina fish house dealers were recently found guilty of buying protected red drum without reporting the transactions to the state, according to the NC Division of Marine Fisheries (DMF). -
How to File a BP Oil Spill ClaimThe recent gulf oil spill has had negative effects on commercial and private fisheries, people who own property on specific waterfronts as well as the government.
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NC Task Force to Consider Changing Commercial Licensing Due to Gulf Oil SpillNC has convened a fisheries taskforce to consider narrowing the requirements necessary to get a commercial fishing license, in part due to fears that commercial fishermen from the areas affected by the Gulf oil spill will begin operating in NC.
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Southwest Michigan Oil Spill Threatens Michigan's Fragile EcosystemAs the southwest Michigan responds to the recent pipeline rupture can the fisheries of Lake Michigan that are so vital to the state's economy survive? -
MFC Votes to Restrict North Carolina Gill Nets to Night HoursIn a move designed to prevent a federal judge from possibly removing gill nets in North Carolina waters, the Marine Fisheries Commission voted Wednesday to limit gill nets in favor of more stringent rules which restrict them to nighttime hours. -
Where to Find Current NC Fishing Size and Creel LimitsWe are currently in a very dynamic time in regards to fisheries management, especially in saltwater where issues can cause the state to decide to change commercial and recreational rules quite often. -
NC Rec Fishermen Claim MFC Voted to Ignore Weakfish Rules Due to Financial InterestsRecreational fishing advocates are charging that two members of the state NC Marine Fisheries Committee (MFC) voted to go out of compliance with federal rules designed to save weakfish stocks due to personal financial interest in catching weakfish. -
Can the Recreational Fisherman Sustain Sustainability in Our Oceans?Sustainability seems to be the big catchword these days: sustainable economy, sustainable living, sustainable resources, sustainable oil, and sustainable fisheries. If recreational anglers don't get involved, our lifestyle's may be unsustainable. -
Kayak Fishing for Bluefin Tuna: NOAA Rules and RegulationsNOAA fisheries management specialist Brad McHale spells out the rules and regulations on fishing for bluefin tuna. -
NC Saltwater Anglers Can Now Report Catches to the State OnlineSaltwater anglers in North Carolina now have a web page where they can send a log of their catches to state fisheries managers in an effort to help figure out who is catching what and where in the state. -
Pennsylvania Recieves Award for Panfish RestorationProgressive fisheries management leads to better fishing in Pennsylvania.
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NC DMF Releases Statement About Stirped Bass Slaughter Off the Outer BanksThe NC Division of Marine Fisheries (DMF) has issued a statement regarding the thousands of striped bass killed and thrown overboard during commercial trawling activity off the Outer Banks in the last few days. -
North Carolina DMF Closes Speckled Trout FisheryNC Division of Marine Fisheries (DMF) Louis Daniel issued a proclamation today closing all waters to commercial and recreational harvest of speckled trout for an indefinite period. -
NC DMF Appears to Be Covering Up Striper Trawlers' Massive Fish KillThe NC Division of Marine Fisheries (DMF) appears to be trying to cover-up the activities of commercial fishing trawlers who have been killing thousands of striped bass off the Outer Banks. -
Lake Curtis in Stafford County, VA: VGIF Property with Free AdmissionThis is a review of Virginia Game and Inland Fisheries Lake Curtis property. Its a decent sized lake, with crappie, bluegill, and Largemouth Bass.
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The Eradication of Sharks and Its ImpactsThe loss of sharks will have profound consequences on the marine ecosystems, food webs, and as well as human fisheries -
Gamefish Bill Would Be Economic Boon for NCNorth Carolina can make powerful strides in its fisheries management if a new bill is passed granting much-needed gamefish status to red drum, speckled trout and striped bass. -
Catch 'Fish Fever' at Southern Illinois Boat, Fishing ShowAlong with a crappie fishing seminar by Charlie Hogg and a bass-fishing seminar, fisheries biologists from the Illinois Department of Natural Resources will give an update on the region's lakes at the 2011 Southern Illinois Boat and Fishing Show.
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NC Warns Gill Net Users to Be Ready for ObserversThe NC Division of Marine Fisheries (DMF) has warned commercial and recreational gill nets that they may be subject to having observers placed on their boats at any time. -
Tips for Your First Deep Sea Fishing TripCosta Rica fishing charters can help fishing enthusiasts enjoy one of the healthiest fisheries in the world, which is home to large dorodo, yellowfin tuna, wahoo, roosterfish and snapper, among others.
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NC Considers Increasing Flounder Fishing Size Limit to 15 InchesThe Marine Fisheries Commission (MFC) is considering increasing the minimum size limit for southern flounder to 15 inches and decreasing the fishing creel limit to six southern flounder a day. -
NOAA Announces National Catch Share Policy for FishingThe NOAA announced a national policy today encouraging the consideration and use of catch shares as a fisheries management tool to rebuild and sustain fisheries nationwide. -
How Coastal Development Affects Orca, Salmon Populations of Puget SoundThis is a research paper I did for school related to my concerns about local fisheries and whale pods. -
Kayak Fishing Bluefin Tuna: Federal Rules and RegulationsBack in May, 2010 I interviewed Brad McHale, Gloucester, Massachusetts-based NOAA and National Marine Fisheries' bluefin tuna expert, on recent catches of bluefin tuna by a trio of kayak fishermen off North Carolina.
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Tragedy of the Commons: Fisheries, Rangeland and Forest ManagementIn his essay, "Tragedy of the Commons," ecologist Garrett Hardin proposed that any common resource to be shared by the public free of charge would eventually be exploited and degraded.
