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Search for skipper and crew of sunk Jersey fishing boat called off

No chance of finding skipper and crew members of L’Ecume II alive after collision in Channel, rescuers conclude

The Guardian - UK

US sanctions companies for rights abuses in Chinese waters

The Treasury Department says it's sanctioning a group of companies and people linked to illegal fishing operations and human rights abuses in Chinese waters

The Independent UK

What would Buck Perry do? Would the father of modern fishing use LiveScope?

Hashing out the question of whether Buck Perry, the father of modern fishing, would use LiveScope if he was alive today.

Chicago Sun-Times

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‘We check the eyes, the gills, the firmness of the meat’: the art of smoking fish in Grimsby

Wind, wood and fire are crucial ingredients for traditional smoked haddock. Bring 100-year-old chimneys into the mix, and the fish that emerges has a flavour that is unmistakable

The Guardian - UK

Search resumes for three fishers off Jersey

Fishing boat believed to be resting on seabed after collision with Condor Ferries freight vessel

The Guardian - UK

A lochside walk to a pub with live music: the Old Mill Inn, Pitlochry, Scotland

Spawning salmon have to tackle a fish ladder on this river – but for walkers it’s an easy scenic stroll

The Guardian - UK

US Native American tribes seek to reintroduce indigenous wildlife

Native American groups in the US are trying to restore local species like ferrets and foxes as extinctions increase.

Al Jazeera

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Lanarkshire chippy staff record hilarious annual Christmas video in aid of cancer charity

Pepe's Fish and Pizza Bar are regulars at producing the fun festive spoofs!

Daily Record

Northern Plains tribes bring back their wild 'relatives'

Native species such as swift foxes and black-footed ferrets were wiped out from the Fort Belknap Indian Reservation by poisoning campaigns, disease and the loss of prairie where nomadic tribes once roamed

The Independent UK

People shocked to discover that some fish and chip shops sell 'fake' vinegar

Nottingham Post

Key weaknesses in regulation of WA commercial fishing industry, auditor-general's report finds

An auditor-general's report on the regulation of commercial fishing in WA raises serious concerns about the efficiency of the Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development and its fisheries officers.

ABC News

People are only now finding out that some fish and chip shops sell 'fake' vinegar

Daily Record

Abrolhos Islands tour operator says industry must diversify after WA fisheries rule changes

Abrolhos Islands tour operator Jay Cox says the industry needs to look at ways to diversify after some of the biggest changes to regulations in more than a decade.

ABC News

Could trawler cams help save world's dwindling fish stocks?

Could trawler cams help save the world’s fish

The Independent UK

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Daily Mirror

Your local fish and chip shop has been keeping a big secret from you about vinegar

People are baffled by the revelation that fish and chip shops might not be splashing your fish and chip dinner with a glug of vinegar - even when you think they have

Chicago Sun-Times

Jumbo yellow perch and winter fishing on the Chicago lakefront lead to thoughts of Joe Grega

Traditionally, winter perch in Chicago are smaller, yet there has been some lifetime jumbos caught so far this fall and winter, which brought back memories of visiting Joe Grega and his Illinois record yellow perch.

Asharq Al-Awsat

World Cup Fans Explore Qatar’s Artificial Reefs

Thirty feet (9 meters) deep into the waters of the Gulf, angel fish swim in and out of rusted trucks and SUVs. Plastic bags and water bottles, blown in from the nearby shoreline, float across the ocean floor. World Cup fans in Qatar hoping to see some of the Gulf’s…

Orlando Sentinel

Climate change heats devil fish that possess St. Johns River

ORLANDO, Fla. — In another alarm of nature spiraling to hell in Florida, scientists suspect global warming has enabled devil fish to plague and ravage the St. Johns River.

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Tribune News Service

Dennis Anderson: Anglers brave thin ice for walleyes. But why?

On Wednesday about 200 anglers were stranded on Upper Red Lake when the ice they were standing on separated from ice nearer to shore. The anglers were rescued. But the incident prompts a question: Why are so many Minnesota walleye anglers so eager to venture onto thin ice in late…

WEKU

Rare good news from the Amazon: Gigantic fish are thriving again

Conservationists say a sustainable fishing program has helped the recovery of the local pirarucu — which can be up to 10-feet long and weigh 450 pounds.

Miami Herald

What just washed up on the Florida sand? Could it be a giant eye? A piano? A bathtub?

MIAMI — What’s that on the sand up ahead?

The Independent UK

AP PHOTOS: World Cup fans explore Qatar's artificial reefs

Thirty feet (9 meters) deep into the waters of the Persian Gulf, angel fish swim in and out of rusted trucks and SUVs. Plastic bags and water bottles, blown in from the nearby shoreline, float across the ocean floor.

The Guardian - UK

Discovered in the deep: the extraordinary sawshark with a weapon-like snout

With the help of fishers in Madagascar and Tanzania, scientists named two new species of rare sixgill sawsharks

The Conversation

Jailing Indonesians for shark finning in Australian waters doesn't solve the real driver – poverty

Last week, four Indonesian fishermen were convicted for taking shark fins and poaching fish in Australian waters. The four men were spotted off remote Niiwalarra/Sir Graham Moore island in the Kimberley region of Western Australia, more than 150 nautical miles inside Australia’s exclusive economic zone.

Tribune News Service

Shark-diving tourists thought they were saving fish. Instead, they helped steal commercial fishing gear

A group of tourists aboard a boat to dive with sharks were conned by their captain and mate into helping them steal an authorized commercial fishing set up in the waters off of Jupiter, thinking they were helping free tangled sharks from illegal lines.

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