Marauding Octopus Invaded Lower Gulf Coast, Chomped Into Stone Crab Season

What has eight legs and loves stone crabs? The answer isn’t necessarily a table of four, dining at a waterfront restaurant. The 2010-11 season for the local seafood delicacy is just a tasty memory, with the last claws delivered on May 15. But many crabbers and crab vendors said the big news of this year’s stone crab season was the octopus.

Seafood Producers Of Newfoundland & Labrador, FFAW End Dispute

Lobster harvesters are selling their catches to provincial buyers once again as the Seafood Producers of Newfoundland and Labrador (SPONL) and the FFAW ended a dispute over lobster prices.

Australian Rock Oysters Could Be Coming To The U.S.

Australian oyster growers are in preliminary talks with the US to export the seafood delicacy, a logistical nightmare previously deemed too arduous.

Cooked Right, Fish Can Help A Woman's Heart

Long known as heart-healthy, fish that's baked or broiled also protects against developing heart failure, a new study suggests.

'11 Mississippi Shrimp Season Opens To Good-Size Shrimp, Rough Seas

Mississippi’s shrimp season opened to windy conditions and choppy waters at 6 a.m., May 25, 2011, the earliest shrimp season on record. Shrimp season opens in Mississippi territorial waters when sampling shows shrimp have reached the 68-count-per-pound state statute requirement.