Russia: Industrialists in Chukotka will be prohibited from catching chum salmon in the Anadyr Estuary in 2024

Published May 22, 2024

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The article highlights the decision to ban industrial fishing in the Anadyr Estuary this year due to a significant decline in chum salmon arrivals, with spawning grounds filling no more than 10-30%. This decision aims to protect the already struggling fish population. The article also notes that the fishing season for amateur fishermen and indigenous communities will be limited to twice a week, and the total quota for red fish in the district is estimated to be no more than a ton. The salmon fishing season in Chukotka is set to begin on June 7 and end on September 30, with specific dates depending on the location of the reservoirs.
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At the same time, indigenous peoples and amateur fishermen will be able to catch this fish in the estuary no more than twice a week, Alena Skryabikova, head of the fisheries committee of the district department of agriculture and food, told TASS. “Chum salmon arrivals have been declining in recent years, with spawning grounds filling no more than 10-30%. Therefore, a decision was made to ban industrial fishing in the Anadyr Estuary this year. Amateur fishermen and indigenous communities will be able to catch chum salmon twice a week - that’s also the lowest number in recent years,” Skryabikova said. She added that scientists have made a forecast for low salmon runs in an “even” year; the total quota for the district did not exceed even a ton of red fish. Chum salmon, sockeye salmon and pink salmon are caught in Chukotka, but, ...
Source: Kvedomosti

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