Estonia has exhausted its quota and has banned pike perch fishing in Chudskoye, Teply and Pskov lakes until July

Published 2021년 2월 11일

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Estonia's Minister of Rural Life, Urmas Kruuse, has imposed a ban on pike perch fishing in Lake Peipsi, Tepliy and Pskov, effective from Wednesday, due to the quota for the first half of the year being nearly exhausted. The ban will be in place until early July. This is the second year in a row that the quota for pike perch in these lakes has been exhausted within a month, leading to the need for restrictions. The order is in line with a government directive from November 2020, which sets the permissible catch for pike perch in these lakes at 283 tons for the first half of the year.

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Tallinn. February 10. INTERFAX / BNS - By the order of the Minister of Rural Life of Estonia Urmas Kruuse, fishing for pike perch in Lake Peipsi, Tepliy and Pskov is prohibited from Wednesday. "Fishing for pike perch should be suspended, since the quota for pike perch for the first half of this year in Chudskoye, Teply and Pskov lakes for the first month has been practically selected," the minister explained. The ban on fishing for zander will last until early July. “For the second year in a row in the Peipsi, Teplom and Pskov lakes in the regime of the so-called victorious fishing the quota for a month has been practically exhausted,” Kruuse said. The basis for ...

Source: Kvedomosti