Fishing

Pint-Sized Fisherman Kid Doing the Sweetest Catch and Release Ensnares Hearts and Minds

By Melissa Locker

Crew Catches Record-Breaking 900-Pound Shark

By Kate Samuelson

Fisherman Finds Kilo of Cocaine Floating in Waters Off Miami

By Megan McCluskey

The Fight to Save Seas From China's Fishing Industry

By Charlie Campbell / Beijing and Tokyo
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Meet the British Fishermen Who Want Out of the E.U.

Grimsby was once the fishing capital of the world—and locals blame the E.U. for its decline

By Tara John/Grimsby

How to Save the Future of Fishing

These are today's best ideas

By The Aspen Institute

New Zealand Plans Marine Sanctuary in the South Pacific

The new zone forms part of a 1.3 million-sq.-mi. network of marine reserves in the Pacific

By Lisa Spear

Hey Enormous Fake Orca, You Had One Job

Officials in Astoria, Ore., deployed a motorized fake whale to try and scare off invading sea lions. They failed

By Alissa Greenberg

Sardine Fishing Ban Mulled for U.S. West Coast

The phrase "packed like sardines" could soon sound obsolete

By David Stout

This Guy Caught a Fish That Had Already Been Caught by a Saltwater Crocodile

"Fright kicked in, I released the leader and flew backwards into the boat”

By Kevin McSpadden

Your Fish May Soon Be Caught by Thai Prisoners

The Thai government wants to send chain gangs to sea

By Charlie Campbell

Pakistan Seizes Two Indian Boats Amid Maritime Tension

New Delhi's critics call for explanations

By Rishi Iyengar

Japan Reduces Antarctic Whale Hunting Quota

The policy will take effect for the 2015-2016 whaling season

By Justin Worland

This Guy Went to Alaska and Caught a 482-Pound Halibut

An old man and the sea

By Bijan Stephen

Obama Plans More Protection for Pacific Ocean

The proposal would reportedly double the total area of the world's protected oceans in an ambitious plan to extend the president's environmental agenda over territorial waters

By Dan Kedmey

Muskies Are Mad for the Moon

The muskie is one of the hardest fish for anglers to land. Now researchers have found that the job might be easier during some lunar phases

By Michael D. Lemonick

Court Ban Won't End the Whale Wars

The International Court of Justice has ruled that Japan will no longer be permitted to hunt whales in the southern Pacific under the dubious pretense of scientific research. But the battle over whaling isn't over

By Bryan Walsh

Fishermen Use Otters in Bangladesh

The rare, long standing technique is in decline as natural fish populations have reduced drastically in recent years

By Francesca Trianni

Animals Fall From Sky

We're going to need better umbrellas

By Kyle Chayka

Child Slaves May Have Caught the Fish in Your Freezer

Thailand is the third largest seafood exporter in the world, but much of the tuna, sardines, shrimp and squid it exports has been caught by victims of human trafficking

By Charlie Campbell
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