Tridge summary
A recent fishing ban in January resulted in fishermen spending most of their time at the port maintaining their boats and repairing nets due to bad weather. Once the ban lifted, they began fishing for shrimp, which have been plentiful and put a smile on people's faces, especially at the stalls where they are sold for 60 lira per kilogram. Small boat fishermen plan to continue shrimp fishing until April 15, weather permitting.
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With the ban on shrimp, sole and flounder fishing in January, the fishermen spent most of their time in the port, maintaining their boats and repairing their damaged nets, due to the adverse weather conditions. Fishermen sailed for shrimp in the morning as the ban ended today. The fishermen who returned to the shore with plenty of shrimp took their place on the stalls. İbrahim Pehlivanoğlu, President of Süleymanpaşa Fisheries Cooperative, told Anadolu Agency (AA) that the shrimps caught in the fishermen's nets make people smile. Stating that the small boat fishermen will continue to hunt until April 15, Pehlivanoğlu said, "The fishermen who completed the maintenance of their nets and boats went to sea for shrimp in the morning. Thank goodness it was a good hunt. Our fishing friends did not return to the shore empty. I hope the fisherman will smile if the shrimp ...
Source: Haber7
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