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The last remaining Australian-owned major salmon producer is set to be bought by seafood giant Cooke Aquaculture — and some say the Canadian company's environmental record is a worrying sign for what's to come.

When people use freshwater beyond a physically sustainable rate, it sets off a cascade of impacts on ecosystems, people and the planet. These impacts include groundwater wells running dry, fish populations becoming stranded before they are able to spawn and protected wetland ecosystems turning into dry landscapes.

Chippies up and down the UK were shortlisted in the National Fish and Chip Awards' Restaurant of the Year category, which has been celebrating the nation's favourite dish for more than 30 years

It beat two London pubs to the top spot

Hat Mancock. Matt Halfcock. The Oatmilk Tray Man. The wandering member for West Suffolk. He who makes Alan Partridge look like Viggo Mortensen. Making fun of former health secretary Matt Hancock is like shooting fish in a barrel. No, wait, it’s like shooting a fish that spends its entire life…

Kieran McCarthy found a stripped-down Koi Carp carcass next to his pond, but even installing chicken wire didn't stop a hungry otter from forcing its way back in and killing dozens more fish

PITTSBURGH — Fish stories just aren't what they used to be. To be believed, you'd better have live-streaming video, a digital scale and a lawyer. Now big-money fishing tournaments are even turning to metal detectors to prevent anglers from cheating.

Inspired by his late mother, 15 bossy aunties and a nation of home-cooking nonnas, Gino D’Acampo shares the secret to making the very best version of much-loved Italian classics

Taking steps to avoid overfishing will help European squid continue to thrive in UK’s warming waters

A Fox River trifecta, inland bluegill and waiting on perch on southern Lake Michigan lead this sprawling raw-file Midwest Fishing Report.

A great white shark was found dead Sunday near San Diego with wounds caused by fishing gear, and experts suspect that anglers are illegally targeting the species.