Herring
New York Times: An international group of marine scientists is calling for cuts in commercial fishing for sardines, herring and other so-called forage fish whose use as food for fish farms is soaring. The catch should be cut in...
TheDay.com: Typically, any travelers who back up near the stretch of Interstate 95 at Exit 74 are human, but this month the traffic jams involve fins, scales and an all-consuming instinct to mate and spawn. In a culvert beneath...
CapeCodOnline: This year, when the first days of spring really feel springlike, it’s not just flowers that are early. Alewives, 1 of 2 Atlantic river herring species, have started their inland spawning migration weeks ahead of their usual time....
When the first day of spring arrives bearing bight sunshine and temperatures in the mid-60s, you simply have to drop everything and find a way to get on the water—which is exactly what I did on March 20, 2012....
The New England Fishery Management Council has begun a series of public hearings to solicit comments on the Draft Amendment 5 to the Atlantic Herring Fishery Management Plan. Fishing and conservation groups are urging people to attend the hearings...
In a court decision late Friday , U.S. District Court Judge Gladys Kessler found that the National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS) has failed to take required action to address the catch of severely depleted populations of Atlantic river...
Gloucester Times: The mild winter we’ve had this season is causing an unusual phenomenon in the ocean: It appears that the recreational fishing season is starting weeks ahead of its normal pattern. In Gloucester Harbor, fishermen have been landing...
CapeCodOnline: Spawn-happy herring and hungry gulls will have a little more room for their life-and-death tango this spring, thanks to the human muck-masters who cleaned up Stony Brook on Monday. It’s a simple but slippery concept, and waders are...
A look at some of the top videos that appeared on BoatingLocal over the past year. By the way, you might be interested to learn that BoatingLocal has posted over 2,000 articles and 90 videos since its launch in...
Bangor Daily News: An increase in emaciated and dying baby seabirds seems to indicate that something is different in the Gulf of Maine. The cause is difficult to pinpoint, but the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service is concerned after...






