Plattsburgh native Craig Wells (right) had never been salmon fishing before his pal, Rusty Burnell (left), also of Plattsburgh, helped him land this eye-catching coho recently on the Salmon River in Pulaski.Craig Wells (right) had never been salmon fishing before his pal, Rusty Burnell (left) lent h

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For many years, the question of what should be done with old fishing nets in the UK has been a real issue. Fishermen would often dump them at sea, or they would be brought to shore and thrown away in landfill.These nets are often made of materials that aren't biodegradable and take many decades to b

This video can not be playedFor years the question of what to do with old fishing nets was a real headache. Fishermen sometimes dumped them at sea, or they were brought to shore and discarded in landfill. Now thanks to a scheme organised by Keep Britain Tidy, old trawling nets are for the first time

Multiple websites that are affiliated with NOAA detail info about bottom trawling and outline the tools and processes that are associated with many different trawl practices, including their own. NOAA trawl surveys allow the agency to track changes in fish and invertebrate populations across the oce

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This sturgeon was caught in Maryland’s Nanticoke River in 2006, near the river's confluence with Marshyhope Creek.Maryland Department of Natural Resources biologists Mike Porta (left) and Matt Baldwin weigh a sturgeon they caught in Marshyhope Creek in 2014.  A buoy marks the spot of an acousti

In the Northeast Atlantic Ocean, one of the most intensively fished areas in the world, there has been recent improvement in the status of the region’s scientifically assessed fish stocks: The number of stocks subject to overfishing has decreased since the 2000s, leading to signs of recovery i