Fishing
Iranian fishermen scramble for loot from sunken container ship after explosion
A massive shipment containing hundreds of brand-new iPhones, luxury French perfumes, and other consumer goods spilled into the sea following the sinking of the container ship "GFS Pride."
Fifty-five detained Iranian fishermen freed in UAE, embassy says
Marine researchers rescue sea turtle tangled in fishing line off the coast of Caesarea
IDF troops combatting Hezbollah drone threat with borrowed fishing nets - report
Big fish in a warm pond: how has pollution impacted fish? – study
The findings of this study directly contradicted previous predictions on how climate change will impact fish populations.
6,000-year-old copper fishing hook discovered in Ashkelon
The hook measures 6.5 cm long and 4 cm wide and is one of the oldest to ever be discovered.
Australia's dead fish mystery has been solved
The deaths of thousands of fish, found floating near the town of Menindee, has now been explained by scientists.
Gaza fisherman gets new outboard engine after a decade's wait, as Israel relaxes curbs
After Hamas seized control of Gaza in 2007, the flow of goods was restricted.
Man saved by insulated suit after struck by lightning while fishing on beach
A man is lucky to be alive after he was struck by lightning while fishing with his friend
Fish stocks worldwide won't be sustainable due to climate change, overfishing - study
Researchers used computer models to determine the exact climate change levels at which fish stocks could not increase.
Scientists discover new species of mysterious deep-sea creatures
Bathynomus, a group of isopods that live in the deepest parts of the ocean, is distantly related to decapods, such as shrimp, crabs and lobsters.
The International Carp Fishing Competition to take place in Galilee
Contestants are judged on the size/quality of individual catches, with the heaviest fish caught in the competition’s history measured 17 kg.
Seabirds follow fishing vessels to find food sources – study
Northern Fulmars in UK waters often follow shipping vessels themselves and eat fishing waste thrown overboard.
Earliest evidence of fly-fishing unearthed on Jordan River
A new study by Tel-Hai College and international archaeologists showed that ancient fishermen in Israel employed incredibly sophisticated technology.
