PhD student Maggie Folkins tells us about using baited pots to catch Greenland halibut; biologist Michael Burzynski on assembling the tiny bones of a juvenile male harbor seal; Environment Canada's enforcement efforts concerning turrs.

Fisherman Roy Murphy is asking why a chemical tanker unloaded ballast water in Long Harbour; Turr hunter Tony Doyle on turr mortality

Hunter Tony Doyle's take on the turr hunt of today and the past; Ecojustice lawyer Sarah McDonald on Northern Harvest Smolt's appeal of a decision forcing the company to include salmon pens in an environmental assessment of its hatchery expansion.

A troubling discovery of seabirds with just their breasts removed by a hunter or hunters.

The rest of the bodies discarded. Your feedback on stories we've aired throughout the week.

Fisheries and Oceans management plan to rebuild cod has been met with a lot of criticism.

Hear from the stock assessment scientist for northern cod.

Gus Etchegary speaks with Moya Greene about economic recovery.

The much loved northern fish, the arctic char, is in trouble because of climate change. And where do you stand on catch and release of salmon in this province? We'll hear more on that debate.

The discussion continues about the rebuilding plan for northern cod.

15 dead pilot whales found stranded on the beach at 3 rock cove before Christmas

Criticism continues to roll in on DFO's northern cod rebuilding plan. We'll hear from Oceana Canada. And what about science on herring? One harvester says he's been paying out of pocket to get that information.

Fisheries Minister Bernadette Jordan speaks about a new rebuilding plan for Atlantic cod and retrieving ghost gear; John Sheppard with the Citizens Outdoor Rights Alliance talks about changing current salmon angling rules.

DFO's long awaited plan to rebuild northern cod stock is sharply criticized by the N.L Groundfish Development council. Kraken Robotics wants to help find a lost fishing boat but the rcmp has refused the offer