Turkey: Fishermen in Akçakoca went hunting again after the adverse weather conditions ended

Published 2024년 2월 4일

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After a week of unfavorable weather conditions, fishermen in Akçakoca, a settlement on the Black Sea coast in Düzce, have resumed their activities. The variety of fish available at the market has increased, with species such as whiting, red mullet, turbot, horse mackerel, shad, mullet, and sea bass now on offer. However, prices are currently high as the fishing season is just beginning. Despite the absence of local anchovy fishing, anchovies are available at the market, supplied from the Marmara region.

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Fishermen in Düzce's Akçakoca district went hunting again after the adverse weather conditions ended. The strong wind that had been effective for about a week in Akçakoca, the city's only settlement on the Black Sea coast, has ended. As the fishermen went hunting again after the weather conditions improved, the variety of fish on the empty stalls increased. Akçakoca Fisheries Cooperative President Mustafa Karakaş reminded the AA reporter that fishermen have not been able to go to sea for a week due to strong winds. Emphasizing that the weather conditions have returned to normal and the fishermen are taking their boats to the sea again, Karakaş said, "Our coastal and trawl fishermen have become active again. In trawling, whiting, red mullet, turbot, horse mackerel and shad type fish have started to take their place on the stalls, and in coastal ...

Source: Sondakika