Herring, a delicious fish in Kien Giang, people on the largest island in Vietnam catch a lot and sell it all the way to Hanoi

Published 2024년 10월 18일

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Phu Quoc island in Kien Giang province is experiencing herring fishing season due to the presence of large schools of herring caused by the southwest monsoon. Fishermen use this opportunity to catch a large quantity of herring, which is known for its taste and affordability. The fish is sold to local restaurants and markets, and is a popular dish among tourists, especially in salad form. The herring salad has been recognized as a typical Vietnamese cuisine by the Vietnam Culinary Culture Association and the Top Vietnam Organization and Vietnam Record Organization.
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Phu Quoc (Kien Giang) is in the season of catching herring at the end of the year. Every day, when the night is still dark, fishermen are busy rowing their boats out to sea to cast their nets. When the sun rises a little, they steer their boats to shore, bringing hundreds of kilograms of sea antlers... Tran Phu fishing village, Duong Dong ward, Phu Quoc city, Kien Giang province - where many fishermen work in herring fishing. According to Phu Quoc fishermen, from the 9th lunar month, the southwest monsoon winds blow strongly, which is also the time when schools of herring migrate in large groups to Phu Quoc pearl island. At this time, the fish are also delicious with fatty, firm, sweet and fragrant meat and the price is also cheaper due to the large amount of fish. People with many years of experience catching herring in Phu Quoc said that if you want to catch herring, you should look at the sea surface, where the fish run in the light, rolling in schools, there are many ...
Source: Danviet

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