PORTLAND, Maine (AP) — An effort to gain better control over the amount of participation in the East Coast squid fishery will be the subject of a series of public hearings this spring. The Mid ...

In 2008 the Gulf of California jumbo squid fishery employed over 1,500 fishing vessels and was the fourth largest fishery in all of Mexico. By 2015, it had completely collapsed, and as of yet ...

Squid fishing exploded in the 1990s when worldwide demand jumped. ... The industry says California’s regulations already guard against overfishing and don’t need to be changed.

On one Chinese squid ship that we boarded while it was fishing in the Pacific Ocean roughly 350 miles west of the Galapagos, the cook told us that his ship had no fresh fruits or vegetables at all.

Morse said about a month ago, they noticed an increase in demand again and those in the fishing industry are welcoming the busy season. “We’re back to actually about 10% or 20% busier than two ...

Two decades ago, South Pacific jumbo squid fishing was a mainstay industry in Peru, but the cephalopod went largely unfished in Chilean waters to the south. Since the early 2000s, ...

Oregon’s crabbing industry is known as the state’s most lucrative in the fishing market, but another food from the sea is thriving off the coast: squid. In 2014, about 1,000 pounds of squid ...

In recent years, there has been a concerning decline in catches of Loligo gahi squid in the waters around the Falkland ...

The original squid fishermen in Monterey Bay were Chinese immigrants, pushed out of other, more profitable fisheries in the late 1800s, and fishing by night with torches to attract their catch.

Before the port regulations, foreign squid vessels spent on average 10-12 months at sea but now the length of the typical fishing trip has increased to 18-24 months before returning to China ...

That’s what it will be like to fish among the 62 turbines Vineyard Wind initially plans to build across 65,000 acres of prime squid fishing grounds, Tucker said.