fishing
Coverage of fishing in the Nexus archive.
- Peru Strengthens Asia-Pacific and Central America Trade Ties with New Free Trade Deals
Peru has signed new free trade agreements with Hong Kong and Guatemala, granting zero-tariff access for Peruvian goods in sectors like fishing and agriculture, and allowing Peruvian firms in design, business services, and application development to export to Hong Kong without requiring a local office.
- El Niño Puts Nearly a Quarter of Peru’s Economy at Risk
The Lima Chamber of Commerce warns that a strong El Niño could endanger nearly a quarter of Peru’s economy, with seven northern and coastal regions—particularly Piura and La Libertad—at highest risk. Fishing and farming sectors face significant threats, with 60% of fishing output at risk.
- 'It provides multiple benefits': Army Corps seeks public input on plan to delay Percy Priest Lake drawdown
The Army Corps is seeking public input on a plan to delay the drawdown of Percy Priest Lake. The proposed change aims to keep water levels higher later into the fall, benefiting boating and fishing activities.
- Fisherman, 70, missing in remote California wilderness rescued
A 70-year-old man from Fresno County, California, who went missing during a fishing trip was rescued after an extensive search in the Sierra Nevada. The search lasted several days following his disappearance on June 28.
- Boy, 13, rushed to hospital after shark attack while fishing — as boater recalls ‘traumatic scene’: reports
A 13-year-old boy was hospitalized after being bitten by a shark in Georgia while fishing with friends. The shark attacked as they attempted to unhook it from their fishing gear.
- How Colorado’s candidates for governor say they would address wolves, hunting, fishing and a rural divide
Five Colorado gubernatorial candidates were surveyed about their plans for addressing wolves, hunting, fishing, and the rural divide. The Colorado Sun conducted the survey to understand their priorities for wildlife and outdoor issues ahead of the primary.
- Seabed damaged by fishing showing signs of recovery
The seabed damaged by fishing is showing signs of recovery, according to campaigners who attribute the improvements to effective marine protection measures.
- Seabed damaged by fishing showing signs of recovery
The seabed damaged by fishing is showing signs of recovery, with campaigners noting improvements in areas affected by illegal dredging as evidence that marine protection measures are effective.
- Chile Growth Forecast Cut Again as Copper and Fuel Squeeze Bite
Chile's central bank reduced its 2026 economic growth forecast to 1.0%-1.75% due to weak first-quarter performance in copper mining, farming, and fishing, along with declining summer tourism. The bank also cited softer fuel prices as a contributing factor.
- Dick’s Sporting Goods rival is closing 59 stores across 23 states after bankruptcy
A Florida-based retailer specializing in boating, fishing, sailing, and watersports supplies is closing 59 stores across 23 states after filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in May. The company is a rival of Dick’s Sporting Goods.
- Oregon petition to ban hunting and fishing moves closer to ballot
An Oregon petition seeks to ban hunting and fishing by expanding animal cruelty laws to criminalize injuring, breeding, or killing animals, except in self-defense or for veterinary care. The proposal is moving closer to appearing on the ballot.
- Oregon moves a step closer to banning hunting and fishing as part of proposed new animal cruelty law
Oregon is advancing a proposed law to ban hunting and fishing as part of new animal cruelty legislation. The measure aims to address animal welfare concerns by restricting traditional practices in the state.