Vietnam: Fishing near the shore, unexpectedly the people of TT-Hue sea were hit by herring

Published Apr 7, 2022

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Fishermen in Thua Thien Hue province, Vietnam, are experiencing a bountiful catch of bee fish and other types of fish since two weeks ago, following a rough sea weather. The abundance of fish has led to high prices at the wharf and has brought in significant income for the fishermen. The local authorities are encouraging the fishermen to expand their profession and increase the capacity of their boats. In the past ten days, many boats have earned several tens of millions of VND to 50 million VND.
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Under the rather hot sun on the sandy beach on March 26, Mr. Ho Dung in Hai Nhuan hamlet, Phong Hai commune (Phong Dien district, Thua Thien Hue province) was still smiling after the sea was hit by bee fish. This is one of the first sailings of Mr. Dung's boat as well as many fishermen since Tet, signaling an abundant harvest of shrimp and fish near the shore. After Tet, the weather in the coastal area is not very favorable. The sea is constantly rough, the small capacity boat is difficult to sail, let go of the net, and cast a fishing line. Since two weeks now, many types of fish have appeared in the sea in abundance, such as bees, herrings, squirrels, tilapia, potatoes..., of which the most is bee fish. The boat just landed, Mr. Tran Hoa in Phong Hai quickly moved a basket of bee fish about 20kg ashore to keep up with the market. Then Mr. Hoa and two other fishermen quickly sailed, continuing the new sea. Mr. Hoa was quick: “A net spread far away has not been fully pulled, the ...
Source: Danviet

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