Fishing

Millions To Be Invested In Seafood Hub Mauritius

Russian, South Korean and Chinese investors are injecting millions of dollars into the Indian Ocean Seafood Hub Mauritius, an initiative for the trading, storing, processing and export of...

Massive Airguns Could Disrupt Bluefin Migration

The use of huge “airguns” in seismic oil projects in the Mediterranean could be a threat to the migration of bluefin tuna in the region. This high value species could be affected by the noise...

EU Subsidies For Modernization Of Large Seiners

Large European flagged tuna seiners above the length of 18 meters will receive government subsidies for the installation of new engines that will reduce power by 30 percent. This comes after...

Pokajam Leaves PNG Tuna Authority

Sylvester Pokajam, long-serving Papua New Guinea Fisheries Chief, is expected to step down this week from his position. He has been recognized for his work in “transforming fisheries” in his...

Seized Longliners Escape From Port

Two foreign tuna fishing vessels are still on the run after they escaped from custody in Cape Town harbor. South Africa has requested Interpol, international police organization, to issue a...

New Seiner ‘Gijon’ Ready To Sail For Mexico

Construction of the Mexican tuna seiner, “Gijon”, has been completed and the vessel is ready to start fishing in the Eastern Pacific Ocean for the North American country. The seiner was...

Fiji Albacore Licenses To Be Reduced

Yesterday, atuna.com published the article “Fiji Government Makes First Steps On Solving Albacore Crisis”, which contained a piece of inaccurate information about an increase in Fiji fishing...

3 Tuna Longliners Detained As “Slave Ships”

Foreign longline tuna vessels have been stopped by South African authorities for fishing without permission of the Cape coast and holding “modern-day slaves” on board. Three ships have had...

Kenya Takes Steps To Guard Tuna In Its EEZ

An offshore patrol vessel is under construction as part of steps being taken by Kenya to guard the tuna resource in its exclusive economic zone (EEZ). The country’s President Kenyatta has said...

Hawaii Bigeye Fleet Expect To Lose Millions Of USD

The Hawaiian bigeye tuna fleet is expecting to witness at least a USD 10 million drop in bigeye sales by 2017. This is due to US longline fishing boats in the Western and Central Pacific Ocean...

Little Tagged Bluefin Tuna Grows To Giant In 16 Years

In 1997, charter captain Al Anderson hooked, tagged and released a cute little 14-pound bluefin tuna while fishing out of Point Judith, Rhode Island. It’s probably a safe bet he hasn’t thought...

Taiwan And Japan Agree On Bluefin Fishing Ground

Fishing regulations that cover the waters in the East China Sea, a bluefin tuna fishing ground, have been agreed on by Japan and Taiwan. The area is near to the Japan-controlled, Taiwan...

The Tunarama Tuna Tossing Festival

Hundreds of people headed to Port Lincoln, Australia, during the weekend to celebrate what the town is best known for – tuna. The Tunarama festival is famous for its bluefin tuna toss...

Bali’s Tuna Exports Slightly Up

Bali’s tuna exports in the first ten months of 2013 saw a modest increase on the previous year. Despite a more than 15 percent rise, value per ton took a dip, leaving the country’s earnings...

The Reel Fish Wants To Make A Comeback In Tuna

Reel Fish pole and line caught tuna is planning to make a comeback in the UK canned tuna tuna segment, as co-founders of The Reel Fish Co have vowed to return the brand to the shelves in time...

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