Back in the blackbacks

Article Abstract:

The region around Boston Harbor, which has rich fish resources previously, is regaining its strength as the number of black sea bass are increasing day by day. The fresh water and good environment are stated as the main reasons for this increasing number of fish resources.

Organizational history, Massachusetts, Location, Natural resources, Sea bass, Boston Harbor, Sea basses (Serranidae)

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Sale of bluefins a non-issue

Article Abstract:

There was no environmental harm done - and nothing illegal - when North Carolina charter boats caught and sold giant bluefin tuna in late 2000. They were licensed and the fishery was well under its annual total catch limit.

Editorial, Laws, regulations and rules, Fisheries, Bluefin tuna

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Newslines - regional

Article Abstract:

Sportsmen have asked Florida to reexamine the need for manatee protection. North Carolina has banned gillnet use, and Santa Cruz, CA has shut its municipal pier to protect brown pelicans.

New Jersey, California, Health aspects, Protection and preservation, Mercury, Mercury poisoning, Striped bass fishing, Brown pelican, Manatees

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