Catching crayfish has been banned in Ukraine

Published 2021년 9월 2일

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Ukraine has implemented a fishing ban during the summer-autumn season to safeguard the crayfish population. This measure aims to protect crayfish during their most vulnerable stage, when they are undergoing their second moult. The ban is subject to weather conditions and is enforced to ensure the survival of crayfish. Violations of this ban could result in fines and penalties. After the ban, there are specific limits on the number of crayfish that can be caught per day. The article also emphasizes the importance of responsible fishing and highlights the benefits of biodiversity in fish habitats.
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In order to preserve and protect the crayfish population in Ukraine, there is a summer-autumn ban on fishing for these river dwellers. Depending on weather conditions, the start and end periods of the ban may vary in some areas. This was reported by the State Fisheries. The main purpose of the ban is to protect arthropods during the second moult, during which they are most vulnerable. The molting of crayfish occurs once or twice a year in adults, and in young - every time they grow and develop. It lasts from several hours to one day. However, the period of formation and strengthening of the new shell can last up to a month and a half. It is at this time that the ban on fishing for these river dwellers is in force. Catching arthropods during the ban is a violation of environmental legislation in accordance with Art. 85 КУпАП. For each illegally obtained specimen of cancer, the violator will have to pay damages in the amount of UAH 25.5 and a fine of up to UAH 680. After the ban, ...
Source: Agropolit

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