First Bluefin Tuna Caught in North Sea in 60 Years Is Sign of Healthy Ecosystem
– credit, Dominator, supplied to the BBC Jack Gardner couldn’t believe his eyes when he saw the behemoth…
‘Trout-free havens’ provide hope in Tasmania’s swan galaxias conservation program
Conservation efforts are paying off for a tiny native Tasmanian fish species but its main threat is introduced…
Why Luai belongs with PNG Chiefs in 2027, not the Eels
Joey Manu sits down for dinner at a seafood restaurant in Port Moresby. Sitting opposite the former NRL…
Abu Garcia Revo SX 30 review
Written by Zac Panaretos THERE’S a sweet spot in the spinning reel market where performance and price intersect, and…
Four fined after allegedly illegally fishing in green zone during Queensland competition
Authorities have fined four people in a fishing competition after they were caught allegedly taking fish from a…
South Australia swim spot closed for 90 days as fisheries try to save cuttlefish
An iconic coastline that is popular with boating, snorkeling and swimming is being closed for three months to…
Sea lion pulls off brazen tuna heist as fisherman tries and fails to hold onto his first big catch
Everyone remembers the kid who stole other people’s lunches in school. As it turns out, sea lions never…
Four fishers from Mandurah and Geraldton hit with hefty fines for illegal haul of sea urchins and netting
Four WA fishers have been slugged a combined $5532 in fines after being caught taking an illegal haul…
Divers made the first video ever of this shark in the Med – then got back to work on the real threat
By Denis Loktev Published on 08/06/2026 – 8:01 GMT+2•Updated 9:01 When Derk Remmers and other volunteer technical divers went…
Murray-Darling Basin Carp Action Summit
EIGHTY delegates from across the Murray-Darling Basin recently attended the Murray-Darling Basin Carp Action Summit at Nagambie. The…
Can Concrete Molds Revive Coral Reefs Ruined by Bombs and Climate Change?
The small boat set off from a tiny island in the Western Pacific Ocean, its destination only a…
Algal bloom, fishing restrictions see seafood prices rise as King George Whiting hits $100 per kilo
South Australia’s peak seafood body says a short supply of some species due to the algal bloom and…