Resources for catching smelt and char were distributed in the Sakhalin region of Russia

Published 2024년 3월 7일

Tridge summary

The fishing season for smelt and char in the East Sakhalin subzone and the South Kuril zone is set to commence in mid-April and conclude on November 30, while in Western Sakhalin, North Sea of Okhotsk and Primorye subzones, it will start from May 1. To protect smelt stocks from industrial fishing, fishing is only allowed 500 m on both sides of the river mouth and the same distance into the sea or bay during the spawning run. The total production volumes for these fish species have been set, with the East Sakhalin subzone allocated the largest resource of 977 tons. A third of the smelt resources are reserved for fishing in areas adjacent to the Aleksandrovsk-Sakhalinsky region.
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Original content

It has been determined: in mid-April they will begin to catch smelt and char in the East Sakhalin subzone and the South Kuril zone, and the finish line will come at the same time - November 30. Fishing for Asian smelt and char in Western Sakhalin, North Sea of Okhotsk and Primorye subzones will begin later: from May 1 and will also last until November 30. The extraction of char in the North Kuril zone and the Kamchatka-Kuril subzone starts in early May and will also last seven months. The commission also identified measures to eliminate the negative impact on smelt stocks from industrial fishing and its production by indigenous peoples of the north of Sakhalin. Fishing is permitted 500 m on both sides of the river mouth and the same distance deep into the sea or bay during the spawning run. Restrictions apply only to the East Sakhalin and West Sakhalin subzones from March 20 to May 15. The total volumes of production of these fish species have also been established. In the West ...
Source: Fishretail

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