Two would-be armed robbers are chased empty-handed from a Sunderland fish and chip shop.
French fishermen are criticised in a dispute over wrecked gear off the South West coast.
An investigation begins to trace pollution thought to be linked to a sewage works after 900 fish die in a river.
Anglers claim that a spillage of silt in a Lanarkshire river could lead to an "ecological disaster" in the area.
The Navy performs a controlled explosion of a mine found by fishing crew off the Essex coast.
The clues that led to the discovery of the body of a woman who was bludgeoned to death by her husband.
Firefighters are called out to a lake after receiving reports a number of fish had died.
A woman requires 20 stitches to her face after a pelican crashes into her in the sea off Florida, apparently diving for fish.
An anglers group are considering taking legal action against Seagate Technology Media Ireland Ltd over a fish kill in the River Roe three years ago.
A leading US hard-disc company is fined £6,000 for discharging chemicals into an NI sewerage system.
A water company is fined £20,000 after admitting polluting a nature reserve on the Hampshire border.
Declining fish stocks could be partially responsible for algal blooms in parts of the oceans, researchers find.
A material for bullet resistant armour is being used in the manufacture of nets for fish farms.
The government announces an investment of £7m in Cornwall's fishing industry.
Five people have died in a collision between a fishing trawler and a smaller boat in Sydney harbour.
Councillors approve proposals for a fishing bait factory in rural Shropshire.
Scottish scientists find that binge eating and crash dieting may significantly reduce life expectancy.
Almost 900 brown trout and salmon die after a river in County Tyrone was polluted at the weekend.
Researchers electronically tag fish in a barrage to track their movements and learn more about how they live.
Pirates release the crew of a Spanish fishing boat captured off the coast of Somalia, the government says.
