
Hauraki Gulf park: fishing will be allowed
But Government plans to banish commercial operators from catching fish that are popular with recreational fishers.
But Government plans to banish commercial operators from catching fish that are popular with recreational fishers.
Details of a controversial new marine park for recreational fishing that will banish commercial operators from the inner Hauraki Gulf will be released today.
Aotearoa Fisheries reported a 27 per cent decline in annual profit on reduced earnings from its half-stake in Sealord Group.
Fishery officers have raided properties in the Bay of Plenty after a 12-month investigation into the black market sale of paua and kina.
An investigation has been launched after a commercial fishing skipper reported losing a 750kg catch off the west coast of Coromandel this morning.
Snapper can be found pretty much everywhere at the moment, and as always the key is to work the tides.
Floating baits in shallow harbour waters work well in summer. The hook is tied directly to the end of the line, with no swivel or heavy trace.
A Pacific fisheries meeting is being urged to consider a ban on vessels transferring their catch to other ships at sea, saying it encourages illegal fishing.
The BirdLife Marine Programme’s work to reduce seabird bycatch in high seas fisheries will be familiar to followers of our efforts to save several albatross species from extinction. Source: Birdlife International/YouTube www.birdlife.org/marine
The country's largest listed fishing group is quitting its under-performing Pacific tuna business and selling the fleet.
If you had to pick one month of the year that is bad for fishing, August would have to take the prize.
Prosecutions against those behind fishing vessels that tangled with the Royal NZ Navy over summer have been hailed as a "giant step forward" by Foreign Minister Murray McCully.
Prosecutions against illegal fishers who tangled with the New Zealand navy have been hailed as a “giant step forward” by Foreign Minister Murray McCully.
The drain on ACC will continue as long as Talley's continues to insist its' health and safety scheme is working, writes Dita De Boni.
Government scientists promise to keep a close eye on three scallop fisheries from where they have received reports of deformed, watery and stunted specimens.
Bottom-trawling fisheries have been banned from a 10,000 hectare area off the West Coast of the South Island.
Concern is stirring over the health of several scallop fisheries after an investigation has detected the spread of a new parasite to North Island waters.
A letter from the Department of Conservation addressed to members of the Taupo Fishery Advisory Committee has been described as proposing "trout farming by stealth" and is certain to raise....
After a four-hour battle with a monster tuna, an exhausted Donna Pascoe didn't need to be told she'd just hauled in a record-breaker.
Fishing magnate Peter Talley is a joint managing director of the Motueka-based Talley's Group. He was appointed Knight companion of the New Zealand Order of Merit.
Sanford, New Zealand's largest listed fishing group, reported an 18 per cent drop in first-half profit as it wrote down the value of its fleet and Christchurch mussel plant.
A fire broke out in one of the stands at the New Zealand Boat Show this morning, damaging fishing equipment and closing a section of the display.
Thousands of anglers will next month take to the waters around New Zealand for the Million Dollar Snapper Challenge.