Russia restricts catching pike-perch with fine of 500 thousand rubles

Published 2021년 3월 15일

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A ban on fishing pike perch, ram, and roach in the Rostov region, including the Sea of Azov, Taganrog Bay, and the Don River, will be in place from March 15 to April 30 due to the spawning season. The restrictions are in place to protect the declining commercial fish stocks, which have been affected by the salinization of the Azov Sea since 2015. Violators of the fishing restrictions will face administrative fines, with penalties reaching up to 500,000 rubles.

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In the Rostov region, from Monday, March 15, a ban was introduced on catching some species of fish: pike perch, ram and roach. The restrictions will last until April 30. This is due to the spawning period. During this period, it is forbidden to fish for ram and roach in the Sea of Azov and in the Taganrog Bay, as well as in the Don River below the dam of the Tsimlyansk hydroelectric power station. The restrictions do not apply to the Manych River. The ban on fishing in the region will be in effect from April 15 to June 15. In the fall of 2020, it was reported that the stocks of commercial fish decreased due to the sharp salinization of the Azov Sea. So, according to the Azov Research Institute of Fisheries, since 2015, the amount of ram stocks has decreased from 8.4 thousand tons to 2.2-2.9 ...

Source: Fishnet.ru