Tuna Wars
Sea Shepard is sending two boats to patrol Libyan waters for tuna poachers. The boats will carry divers ready to cut the nets of fishing boats to free the tuna
LINK (Via: MSNBC)
Sea Shepard is sending two boats to patrol Libyan waters for tuna poachers. The boats will carry divers ready to cut the nets of fishing boats to free the tuna
LINK (Via: MSNBC)
In what is becoming an all to familiar story, two more illegal gill nets have been recently found on the Chesapeake. One of these was a 1,400-yard net containing almost 7,000 pounds of rotting striped bass.
DNR is offering a $30,500 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the poachers.
LINK (Via: CCA)
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A sea lion yanked a 62 year-old retired pharmaceutical company manager out of his boat and into the 51-degree Willamette River channel.
Clinging to the gunwale with his right hand, he held fast to the net with his left but was no match for what likely was a male California sea lion.
He had to let the $150 net and the fish go. Gone, too, were his son's G. Loomis rod and Penn reel, valued together at about $500.
LINK (Via: Oregon Live)
"We don't have any monster pigs in Europe, or monster cows, and there's no need for such a salmon," said Geir Isaksen, the chief executive at big Norwegian fish farmer Cermaq.
LINK (Via: Mother Nature Network)
The war against invasive carp has escalated from electric fences to high velocity water cannons.
Meanwhile in Peroria.
Asian Carp meets an episode from Jackass. (Via: Deadspin)
Two Oregon men are facing environmental charges after federal prosecutors accused them of diverting Gales Creek and harming threatened steelhead.