The abundance of 'mackerel' in the first hunt of the season, they came back with 4 tons in Turkey

Published 2021년 9월 1일

Tridge summary

The hunting ban in the Black Sea area ended on April 15, marking the start of the fishing season. Fishermen, including Serkan Karadeniz, who caught 4 tons of horse mackerel on the first day, are optimistic about the season's prospects. The Persembe Fishermen's Cooperative, which conducted maintenance and preparations during the ban, expects a varied and abundant catch this year, including horse mackerel, anchovy, and bonito. The cooperative's President, Unal Karadeniz, is confident that they will provide affordable fish to the public this season, expressing excitement for the upcoming bonito season.
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Original content

The hunting ban, which started on April 15, ended as of midnight. Fishing boats in the Black Sea launched into the sea by saying 'Vira bismillah'. Fishermen were sent off to the sea with a ceremony held at the Kışlaönü Fisherman's Shelter in the Persembe district of Ordu. There were emotional moments as well. 'IT'S VERY HARD TO BE A FISHERMAN'S WIFE' Cemile Bahtiyar, who came to see her husband off, said, "We are excited. We are both happy and experiencing a sad day. However, we are happy to be able to travel in good health. We hope it will be a good season. We are excited about it. Hopefully, everyone will have a fruitful season. It is difficult to be a fisherman's wife. To be strong. "You have to. Ordu is a province with a lot of immigration. It is a district where fishing is done intensively on Thursday. Fishermen are the head of the seas, and women are the heads of their houses. The interior is generally responsible for the ladies, but if you are the wife of a fisherman, ...
Source: Gazetevatan

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