Russia: Decrease in the rate of sardine and mackerel fishing in the South Kuril zone

Published 2024년 12월 17일

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The article reports on the dynamics of fish catches in the waters monitored, revealing a decline in the efficiency of sardine fishing with the maximum catch reaching 500 tons and an average of 6,709 tons per week. Mackerel fishing also saw a decrease, with the weekly catch at 524 tons, marking 32% of last year's total. Saury caught by the Russian fleet reached 815 tons, contributing to a total catch of 145.3 thousand tons for the year, surpassing the previous year's figures. The article also mentions that many Chinese vessels have concluded their fishing operations in these waters.
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The weekly vessel-days of catch decreased and reached 34. The efficiency of sardine fishing has also noticeably worsened: the maximum catch on some vessels reached 500 tons, on average 6709 tons were caught per week. As for mackerel, 524 tons were caught per week, which is 32% of last year's catch. By November 30, the total catch of saury by the Russian fleet amounted to 815 tons, and the total weight of saury catch by all vessels this year reached 145.3 ...
Source: Fishretail

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