Russia: Primorsky Krai fishermen increased freshwater catch by 78% in 9 months

Published 2024년 10월 14일

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Between January and September of 2024, the catch of fishing enterprises in the freshwater bodies of Primorsky Krai significantly increased by 78.1 percent compared to the previous year, totaling 326.9 tons. This surge is primarily due to industrial fishing activities in areas such as Lake Khanka, the Razdolnaya and Ussuri rivers, and inland water bodies along the Sea of Japan coast. The Lake Khanka basin contributed the most to this catch, with a volume of 176.1 tons, followed by the Razdolnaya and Ussuri rivers, and inland water bodies of the Sea of Japan coast. The main freshwater catches for the year included rudd, mullet, carp, crucian carp, and horse carp.

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In January-September 2024, the catch of fishing enterprises in freshwater bodies of Primorsky Krai amounted to 326.9 tons and is ahead of the same period last year by 78.1 percent. In Primorsky Krai, freshwater fishing is carried out industrially on Lake Khanka, on the Razdolnaya and Ussuri rivers, as well as on inland water bodies of the Sea of Japan coast. For the first nine months of this year, 53.9 percent of the production volume came from the Lake Khanka basin - 176.1 tons, the catch on the Razdolnaya River amounted to 54 tons, the Ussuri River basin - 50.1 tons, inland ...

Source: Fishretail