This report, published in 1898, documents a joint effort by the United States and Great Britain to improve the management and regulation of shared fisheries resources along their maritime border. The report includes detailed analyses of fish populations, fishing practices, and legal frameworks, as well as a series of recommendations for improving the sustainability and equity of international fisheries management. The report's emphasis on collaboration and data-driven decision making provides a valuable historical perspective on contemporary debates over cross-border fisheries management.

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