Seventeen crew members were rescued after their fishing vessel ran aground off Orkney. The captain expressed gratitude to rescuers who winched the crew to safety. Meanwhile, Australia's largest purpose-built fishing reef is being constructed in Port Hedland by BHP. Steve Winter shared expert advice on catching dace. In the World's Tuna Capital, fishermen are facing a deadly drug war. Additionally, the Taiwan Coast Guard used marine water cannons to drive off a Chinese fishing boat.
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