Russian fishermen harvested 228,315 tons of Pacific salmon

Published 2024년 10월 1일

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The article provides an overview of the Pacific salmon catch volume in various regions, with the Kamchatka Territory leading at 57.3% or 130,716 tons. The catch distribution by species is also detailed, with pink salmon having the largest catch at 136,167 tons. Industrial fishing of Pacific salmon has been terminated in several regions due to regional strategies and commission decisions. Additionally, the article highlights the scientific support for the fishing season, which includes recording salmon producers, releasing them for spawning, and developing scientific recommendations for regional commissions.

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The distribution of the subjects by the volume of catch did not undergo any changes. Fishermen of the Kamchatka Territory caught 57.3% or 130,716 tons of salmon, in second place is the Sakhalin Region (20.6% or 46,966 tons), in third place is the Khabarovsk Territory (17.3% or 39,500 tons). The total catch in the Magadan Region, Primorsky Territory and the Chukotka Autonomous Okrug amounted to 11,133 tons. To date, the structure of Pacific salmon catches is as follows: pink salmon - 136,167 tons, chum salmon - 47,598 tons, sockeye salmon - 35,646 tons, coho salmon - 8,242 tons, chinook salmon - 321 tons, masu salmon - 41 tons. The main catches of chum salmon today are concentrated in the Sakhalin Region. In accordance with regional fishing strategies and decisions of regional commissions regulating the catch of anadromous species, industrial fishing of Pacific salmon has been terminated in the Kamchatka and Khabarovsk Territories, the Magadan Region and the Chukotka Autonomous ...

Source: Fishretail