The number of fish hunting on the sea dropped 30 percent
The amount of fish obtained from the seas of Turkey in 2005 returned to 231 thousand tons of year, with 30 percent of the level of 334 thousand 248 tons. The raw, sardalya and istavrit, which is among the most hunting species, was the worst season of the last 10 years. Last year 96 thousand 440 tons of raw, 18 thousand 77 tons of sardines and 12 thousand 213 istavrit are hunted while the most striking declines were seen in the bottom fish.
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DTU Associate Professor of the Institute of Marine Sciences. Dr. Ali Cemal Power noted that Turkey with a large number of boats has a high capacity of hunting, which created pressure on fish stocks. Despite the measures taken, the power indicated that a lot of types are continued in the population. [
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Hamsi said that the amount of hunting in a lot of fish, such as palamut, sardalya, istavrit, followed by a wavy course according to the climatic changes, the Power, which tells that such rewinds are not critically in the past year, is related to the sea water temperature. Power maintained words as follows:
"You can hunt a high amount of fish if climate conditions are appropriate in fish. This species is not at the level that the withdrawal in the amount of hunting will collapse, but we damage the snow. So it is possible to reach 1 million tons of old as we hold our power in hunting under control. There is nothing to be afraid in these fishes. But the bottom fish are much more sensitive. Bottom fish with longer-term reproductive periods according to permanent and many fish in the region they are not able to tolerate themselves very easy. Fishing pressure on these fish can be seen more clearly. Hamsi can not leave eggs for the born year but leave eggs up to 3-4 years. We are in the border where danger bells begin to play in many types of fish. Because of excessive hunting, fish can not leave eggs until they will guarantee their future. "
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