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Industrial measure of individual fish species in fishing!

Many fishermen are aware of the existence of a commercial size limit for the selection of caught fish.

However, even those who are aware do not always adhere to this rule, and sometimes grossly violate it. The commercial size limit (minimum fish size) is established to prevent the capture of young individuals that have not had time to grow and reproduce. It is defined for 16 species of fish. For example, the size of a caught zander must be at least 40 centimeters; fish that have not reached this length should be released. The established norms are based on scientific research, which suggests that a 40-centimeter zander has spawned at least once, unlike a smaller individual.

The Verkhnedvinsk Inter-district Inspectorate for the Protection of Fauna and Flora reports that, in accordance with the Rules of Amateur Fishing and the Rules of Fishery Management, approved by Decree of the President of the Republic of Belarus of July 21, 2021, No. 284, the commercial size limit for certain fish species in amateur and commercial fishing (cm) is established:

Fish Species

Commercial size limit for certain fish species (centimeters)

in amateur fishing

in commercial fishing

Chud Whitefish

40

40

Eel

Fishing prohibited

50

Common Pike

40

40

Bream

Not established

27

Ide

25

25

Tench

22

22

White Amur

40

40

Grass Carp

Not established

40

Common Carp

20

20

Asp

34

34

Shemaya

24

24

Zander

40

40

Common Catfish

70

70

Burbot

36

36

Chub

25

25

     

Common nase                         22                                                  22

For additional information or reports of poaching, please contact the Verkhnedvinsk Inter-district Inspectorate for the Protection of Fauna and Flora at: Verkhnedvinsk, Sovetskaya St., 193/2, or by calling the inspectorate's hotline at 6 17 23.

Senior State Inspector

 Verkhnedvinsk Inter-district Inspectorate                                                      

V.A. Goncheronok

Industrial measure of individual fish species in fishing!