It Was Gone as Soon as It Arrived! 200 Crates of Fish, at 50 Lira Each, Were Snatched up Within an Hour.
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Following the end of the fishing ban, the new fishing season has begun, and an abundance of bonito has been observed in the Black Sea. It has been learned that bonito is being sold at prices ranging from 30 to 100 Turkish Lira, depending on its size. The article "Fishing ban ends: Bonito prices drop to 30 Lira" first appeared on HaberX.
With the end of the fishing ban in the seas, fish such as bonito, anchovy, and whiting caught by fishermen who went out to the Black Sea are adorning the stalls in Sinop. 200 crates of bonito, offered for sale at 50 lira each, were sold out in about an hour.
With the end of the fishing ban, fishermen who went out to the Black Sea returned to shore with abundant catches of bonito. Bonito, which was scarce last season, is being sold this year at markets for between 30 and 100 Turkish Lira, depending on its size.
With the end of the fishing ban, fishermen have returned to the seas. With the start of the new season, stalls are filled with numerous types of fish, including bonito, anchovy, sardine, horse mackerel, and amberjack.
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