Tuna Fishing News

New Global Atlas Shows Growth In AIS Use By Vessels

A new global report analyzing AIS tracking technology shows that the number of fishing vessels utilizing this technology is increasing each year. It can provide information on fishing activity...

Ghana Cannot Close All Fishing Seasons At Once

A US agency has called for a mandatory closing of the fishing season for all fleets operating in Ghana’s waters at the same time, regardless of their target species....

Pacific IUU Surveillance Sights 646 Vessels

Fifteen Pacific nations recently participated in the annual Operation Kurukuru, a 12-day multinational coordinated regional maritime surveillance exercise targeting IUU fishing in the...

Attorney General Proud Of Win Over Albacora

Earlier this year, the international arbitration between the Spanish tuna fishing company, Albacora, and the Ecuadorian government over tax charges came to an end...

EU Extends Fisheries Protocol With Mauritania

Mauritania has signed a provisional application extending for another year a fisheries protocol between the country and the EU. The previous agreement expires on November 15. With the...

No Interest For Bangladeshi Tuna Fishing Licenses

In 2016, the Bangladeshi government started offering licenses to companies to bring in longliners and purse seiners to catch tuna outside the country's EEZ in the Bay of Bengal. Until...

Taiwanese WCPO Seiners More Productive In 2018

The distant water purse seiner fleet of Chinese Taipei (Taiwan) caught the most volume of tuna despite a drop in vessel numbers and the decline in catches in the previous years from...

WTPO Meeting To Stop Skipjack Price Crisis

Boat-owning members of the World Tuna Purse Seine Organization (WTPO) will have a meeting next week to discuss the crisis in the market due to the low price of SKJ1.8: BKK. The current price...

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