The eel fry fishing season starts in November, and the first batch of fish will arrive in Taiwan in mid-to-late November

Published 2024년 10월 29일

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The article announces the commencement of the eel fry fishing season in East Asia, particularly in Taiwan, Japan, China, and South Korea, from November 1 to February 28. The expected catch is around 45-50 metric tons, similar to previous years, despite fluctuating catches due to climate and ocean currents. The catch numbers vary across the four countries, with Taiwan experiencing lower catches in the past two years. The article also discusses the potential impact of Typhoon Kang Rui on the fishing season and emphasizes the importance of safety measures for fishermen, including registration, adherence to fishing regulations, and safety equipment use.
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The eel fry fishing season will start on November 1. Han Yushan, a professor at the Institute of Fisheries Science of National Taiwan University, estimates that the eel fry catch in four East Asian countries, including Taiwan, Japan, China, and South Korea, has averaged 45 metric tons per year in the past ten years. This year's catch is "generally preferable", about 45 to 50 metric tons; eel fry will arrive in batches with the ocean currents, and the first batch is expected to arrive in Taiwan in mid-to-late November. The largest batch this year will be about 12 When the winter solstice comes in late October, "Whether the harvest will be good or not depends on this wave." The Fisheries Administration of the Ministry of Agriculture will open the fishing period for eel fry from November 1 to February 28 next year. Those who fish for eel fry should register with the local fishermen's association and cooperate with the fishing log to assist in filling in the fishing method, fishing ...
Source: Agriharvest

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