shrimp

Under an industry-funded pilot, Maine, New Hampshire and Massachusetts fishermen will be allowed to harvest 58,400 pounds of shrimp for a limited time this winter.

A board of the regulatory Atlantic States Marine Fisheries Commission is slated to vote Dec. 17 on whether to reopen fishing. The board relies on a recommendation from a technical committee made up of scientists, regulators and other experts.

PORTLAND, Maine - The federal government is canceling a research survey about New England's imperiled shrimp fishery due to challenges caused by the…

PORTLAND, Maine - New England's shrimp fishing industry will remain shut down next year and likely beyond. Interstate regulators met on Dec. 6 to consider…

PORTLAND, Maine - New data about New England shrimp show the species is still in bad shape, despite a fishing shutdown that's unlikely to end any time…

A panel of regulators from Maine, New Hampshire and Massachusetts voted Friday to put a three-year moratorium on the commercial fishery for Northern…

Regional fisheries regulators are meeting in Portland in anticipation of a decision Friday on whether the once-robust fishery for Northern shrimp — a…

PORTLAND, Maine - The commissioner of Maine's Marine Resources Department says next year the state won't participate in a research program that allows…

PORTLAND, Maine - A decision is due about whether New England's long-shuttered shrimp fishery can reopen, but it looks like an extended shutdown is…

PORTLAND, Maine - Fishing regulators will decide in November whether it's time to reopen Maine's shuttered shrimp fishery. An arm of the Atlantic States…