04.05.2009
Blue whiting continues to fill Russia's fishermen nets. After sudden decrease connected with the end of fishery in the Sea of Okhotsk, pollock catches have increased again. read more  |
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29.04.2009
With the end of specialized pollock fishery in the Sea of Okhotsk the cumulative catches of Russia's vessels have fallen at once. Blue whiting, which is harvested in the zone of Faroe Isls, is the leader in catches. read more |
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27.04.2009
This year Russia can increase salmon catch by 48% to 400,000 tonnes. read more |
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22.04.2009
Last days of pollock fishery in the Sea of Okhotsk showed not bad results. Catches of blue whiting and flatfish have increased again. read more |
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20.04.2009
Pollock catches at "additional" April days of the Sea of Okhotsk fishery continue to go down. Last week blue whiting catches in the Faroe Isls zone were on the sudden increase. Cod demonstrates stable results as well. read more |
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20.04.2009
The meeting on MSC full assessment of Russian West Bering Sea and Sea of Okhotsk Alaska Pollock Fisheries was hold by Russian Pollock Association on April 09-10. read more |
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16.04.2009
Cod, herring and flatfish, which showed not bad catches last week, have returned to the nets of Russian fishermen. However, pollock, catches of which in the Sea of Okhotsk will be stopped soon, takes the first place as usual. read more |
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15.04.2009
A Sierra Leone-flagged ship has been stopped by border guards in Russia's Far East Sea of Okhotsk on suspicion of poaching, a regional coast guard spokesman said on Monday. read more |
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09.04.2009
Construction of artificial poles for the Far Eastern storks’ nests has been started in Amurskaya Province with WWF’s help. The bird is enlisted in the Red data book with not more than 3000 storks living in the wild. read more |
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06.04.2009
Less than ten days left to the end of pollock fishery. Main work is in the northern part of the Sea of Okhotsk. For the last week Russian fishermen have caught 21,000 of fish. read more |
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06.04.2009
Minister of Natural Resources and Ecology of Russian Federation, representatives of Primorskii Province Administration and WWF had a meeting in the Land of Leopard on Far Eastern leopard and Amur tiger conservation. read more |
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01.04.2009
For the last week amounts of pollock catches in the Western Kamchatka subzone have decreased 1/3 to 21,000 tonnes. read more |
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30.03.2009
By the present moment volumes of catches of Russian fishermen appreciably leave behind last year schedule. Increase is secured by mainly two objects of fishery – pollock in the Far East and capelin in the North. read more |
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27.03.2009
This Saturday at 8.30 p.m. iconic buildings of Primorye will be switched off – illuminations of city and province administration buildings will be turned off, as well as a number of large shopping centers read more |
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25.03.2009
Pollock catches have increased for the last week. As well as blue whiting catches. But catches of the most abundant northern species – capelin have decreased a little, the same thing is with cod and haddock. read more |
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23.03.2009
As of the year 2009 fishery companies based in Primorsky Krai Territory (Primorye for short) surrounding Vladivostok will be receiving large scale state support focusing primarily on subsidies for interest rates. read more |
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23.03.2009
The Sea of Okhotsk pollock fishery comes to its final phase. Only 20 days left till the end of pollock fishery, while catches continue to go down. read more |
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18.03.2009
Last week pollock catches in the Sea of Okhotsk continued to go down. There was a little increase in the west of Kamchatka. But in the north in spite of forecasted worsening of fishery conditions, capelin catches are still at the stable level. read more |
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16.03.2009
In March fishermen of the Northern basin have finally stopped to run after capelin, catches of which are on the proper level. As for pollock, it has slightly fallen down for the last few days in comparison with the last week results. read more |
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11.03.2009
Early spring, according to fishing science, is favorable for capelin fishery, and stable catches prove that. But the main fishing object during this month has been still pollock. read more |
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10.03.2009
Hot days have come to the cold Sea of Okhotsk. One month left till the end of pollock fishery, and Far-Eastern fishermen push on to catch maximum of quotas. They have caught more 60,000 tonnes of pollock for a week! read more |
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02.03.2009
Weekly catches of pollock have reached 60,000 tonnes. In spite of some difficulties with supplies and marketing, amounts of capelin catches in the Northern basin continue to go up. read more |
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25.02.2009
Last week showed a little decrease of catches of the most target species. After pollock, the leader of catches, capelin has lost its position, given way to cod. read more |
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24.02.2009
Last week catches of the main target species went up. There was a sudden "jump" of pollock – 14,500 tonnes more. Then goes the Northern basin – catches of capelin have increased more than three times a week before. read more |
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24.02.2009
On February, 18 – the day before the World Whale Day – environmentalists send the letter to Vladimir Putin appealing to take immediate actions to save endangered species of Western Pacific grey whales. read more |
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18.02.2009
Some remarkable changes have occurred in the rating of fishing areas of the Sea of Okhotsk fishery. Last week the Northern Sea of Okhotsk subzone was in the lead having increased its rates at once by 12,700 tonnes. read more |
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16.02.2009
Last week Far-Eastern fishermen showed a little decrease of catches. At the same time fishermen of the Northern basin harvesting cod and capelin have remarkably become active. read more |
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10.02.2009
It have been caught more 45,000 tonnes of pollock and more 2,000 tonnes of herring in the region. read more |
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04.02.2009
With the beginning of February pollock catches have rushed up. For the week its catches in the Far East have been above 47,000 tonnes. It is really hot time for fishery in the Sea of Okhotsk. read more |
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27.01.2009
Fishermen of Magadan, Kamchatka, Sakhalin and Primorye are looking at a possible increase of landings in Magadan Port because of mandatory customs clearance of catches of whelks, crabs, cod, pollock, herring, halibut, flounder and other aquatic species harvested in the nation's EEZ and meant for further import to Japan, South Korea and China. read more |
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