These fishes will not be able to be caught from tomorrow in Turkey

Published 2022년 3월 15일

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A fishing ban has been implemented in Turkey from March 15, prohibiting the capture of several fish species including carp, catfish, mullet, tench and shiraz, in certain regions until June 16. The start dates of the ban are determined by climatic conditions. The President of KAMADER, Engin Uztürk, has called for regular inspections to prevent water misuse which can lead to fish extinction. He has also warned that heavy fines will be imposed on those who do not adhere to the ban.

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In Turkey; Fishing of some fish species in areas such as dams, ponds and streams will be banned as of Tuesday, March 15. Kocaeli Amateur Sportive Anglers and Wildlife Conservation Association (KAMADER) President Engin Uztürk warned amateur fishermen that the fishing ban on carp and some other fish started as of March 15 in some provinces of the Marmara, Western Black Sea, Aegean, Mediterranean and Central Anatolian regions. reminded. Uzturk; He stated that fishing of fish species such as carp, catfish, mullet, tench and shiraz is prohibited from Tuesday, March 15 until June 16. He also stated that fishing for fish such as pike perch and perch is prohibited in Turkey between 15 March and 30 April. “according to CLIMATE CONDITIONS” KAMADER President Engin Uztürk said that the start dates of the fishing ban on fish species are determined according to the climatic conditions, and said, “The date of the ban has been determined as 1 March-31 May in some provinces of the Mediterranean ...

Source: Haber7