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Delaware saltwater fishery businesses hurt by severe pandemic-related revenue declines in 2020 can get some help.
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With restaurants closed, Delaware’s commercial fisherman are trying to find new places to sell their catch—and at a reduced price. Crabbers may face the…
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As a part of the Atlantic States Marine Fisheries Commission, Delaware will play a role in developing harvest management strategies for the Atlantic…
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Delaware's regulations for its American eel fishery are now in line with federal law. Eel has long been regulated through a legislative process due to old…
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With spring on the way, commercial and recreational fishermen are gearing up for another season on the water -- in Delaware Bay, Atlantic coastal waters…
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Local scientists have started developing a daily fishing forecast that could help Mid-Atlantic fishermen avoid catching the endangered Atlantic sturgeon.…
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It could be an up and down year for Delaware Bay watermen, with a strong forecast for blue crab, but near-record low projections for oysters. Surveys are…
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DNREC is taking new steps to prevent overfishing of a popular species that lives in deep Mid-Atlantic waters.Golden and blueline tilefish are a prize for…
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Weakfish officially became Delaware’s state fish in 1981. At the time, this species of fish was so plentiful in Delaware’s coastal waters that locals…
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A significant chunk of state workers could be eligible for overtime under President Obama’s newly proposed OT guidelines. While state officials say it…