Russia: By June 25, the catch reached 95 thousand tons, 2.2 times higher than the level of 2023

Published 2024년 6월 27일

Tridge summary

For 2024, the expected catch of iwasi sardine in the northwestern Pacific Ocean is 579 thousand tons. The fishing season allows for adjustments in catch volume. Both Russia and Japan operate pelagic fishing fleets, with the majority of the catch coming from the Russian exclusive economic zone (EEZ). The iwasi migration to Russian waters is occurring earlier each year, with the main fishing activity set to begin in summer. The record-breaking catch of 544 thousand tons in the Kuril waters in 2023 is a post-Soviet era high.

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Original content

In 2024, the projected catch of iwasi is 579 thousand tons. At the same time, the volume of catch can be adjusted as the fishing season progresses. Pelagic fishing (fishing for sardines, mackerel, and saury) occurs in the northwestern part of the Pacific Ocean almost year-round. The domestic fleet fishes for iwashi and mackerel both in Russian waters and in Japan's exclusive economic zone (EEZ). At the same time, the main catch is provided by production in the Russian EEZ. Iwasi migration to Russian waters occurs earlier every year. The active ...

Source: Fishretail