Turkey: The season opened with horse mackerel, weight is sold for 20-25 liras

Published 2021년 9월 1일

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The fishing ban in Istanbul ended on April 15, marking the start of the fishing season. Fishermen reported catching large quantities of fish, including red mullet, sardines, horse mackerel, and mullet. The prices of these fish have subsequently dropped in the market. In Trabzon, horse mackerel was sold for 20-25 liras per kilogram and sold out quickly. In the Aegean Sea, the season started strongly with an abundance of sardines and anchovies, selling for an average of 30-35 liras. However, the start of the fishing season in the Mediterranean was weak, with only 60 types of fish caught. The prices have not yet stabilized.

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The fishing ban, which started on April 15, ended at 00.00. Having completed their preparations, the fishermen said "Vira Bismillah" and went to sea. Fishermen from Istanbul, sailing from Poyrazköy Port, drew their first nets with abundance. About 150 kilograms of red mullet, sardines, horse mackerel and mullet arrived in the first net. Prices dropped in Istanbul The caught fish were sold in cases. The fish, which were sold expensive before the season, became cheaper with the new season. Fish prices in Karaköy Fish Market In Karaköy Fish Market, horse mackerel sold for 30-35 liras before the season, red mullet sold for 80 liras to 40-50 liras, mullet sold for 50-60 liras to 30-35 liras, haddock sold for 40 liras to 20-25 liras, sold for 30 liras the acorn was sold for 20-25 liras. There was an abundance of horse mackerel The fishermen, who laid nets in the sea in Vize district of Kırklareli, started to collect their nets in the morning. The fishermen's faces smiled on the first ...

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