Russian fleet caught 588.6 thousand tons of Far Eastern sardine

Published 2024년 12월 24일

Tridge summary

During the past week, fishing activities were carried out in the South Kuril zone and Japan's exclusive economic zone, leading to a total catch of 5731 tons across 32 vessel days. The catch efficiency remained steady from the previous week, with some vessels recording up to 400 tons daily. For the season so far, sardine catches have doubled from the previous year, reaching 588.6 thousand tons, while mackerel catches have seen a significant drop to 5.9 thousand tons. Saury catches have also surpassed the recommended open water volume by 107.6%, indicating an overshoot of the recommended catch limits for some species.

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During the week, they recorded 32 vessel days (VD) of catch. The main fisheries were conducted in the waters of the South Kuril zone and in the exclusive economic zone of Japan, where the water temperature fluctuated between 8-15°C. The catch efficiency was at the level of the previous week, with the maximum daily catch of individual vessels reaching 400 tons. The average catch per vessel day was 179 tons, and the total catch for the week was 5731 tons. For the entire period, starting from the beginning of the season, the total sardine catch reached 588.6 thousand tons, which is 110% compared to last year (537.0 thousand tons). Also recorded was a mackerel catch of 5.9 thousand tons, which is only 39% of last year's level (15.0 ...

Source: Fishretail