Season started with horse mackerel abundance in Turkey, fishermen's hope increased

Published 2021년 9월 6일

Tridge summary

Fishermen in the Black Sea have started their fishing season following the lifting of a ban on September 1, with an abundance of horse mackerel, whiting, and red mullet. Other fish such as bonito and anchovy are also present in smaller numbers. Fishermen anticipate a plentiful catch in the coming days, which is expected to reduce prices by September 15. Customers who have recently purchased fish for the first time this season express their hopes for a good season with a good supply and reasonable prices of anchovies.
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After the ban on fishing in the seas was lifted on September 1, fishermen from the Black Sea also said 'vira bismillah'. With the start of the season, both diversity and activity increased in the stalls. Fishermen started the season with horse mackerel abundance this year. Horse mackerel, whiting and red mullet are followed by small amounts of bonito and anchovy. 'Hopefully we will be fed with hams this season' Emrah Cenikli, who is fishing in the Atakum district of Samsun, stated that the season started well and said, "Especially small fish such as horse mackerel, whiting and red mullet have had a very good start. Again, anchovy and bonito come from time to time, but we think that there will be more in the coming days. and purse seines will be free, the catch will be wider and this situation will be reflected in the stalls. After September 15, the prices will decrease with the plentiful fishing. We hope we will have enough of anchovies this season. We hope so. Bonito and anchovy ...

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