(Baonghean.vn) - After the storm subsided, fishermen in Quynh Luu and Dien Chau (Nghe An) resumed fishing. Many boats have returned to port with holds full of shrimp and fish.
"Milkfish from Nghe An are exported to Japan and South Korea."
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| After the storm subsided,Pham Ngoc Son from Quynh Long commune (Quynh Luu district) quickly prepared his fishing gear and checked the machinery on his boat to continue going out to sea to fish. His trips after the storm yielded tens of kilograms of various seafood including mantis shrimp, crabs, and fish... Photo: Viet Hung |
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| After the storm, there were more shrimp and fish than usual, so most fishermen had a good harvest. Photo: Viet Hung |
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| Many fresh and delicious seafood items are caught in the nets. Seafood items such as rock crabs, mantis shrimp, flounder, etc., can only be caught near the shore. Currently, large mantis shrimp cost 170,000 VND/kg, mantis shrimp 200,000 - 220,000 VND/kg, and flounder 150,000 VND/kg... Photo: Viet Hung |
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| Nearly 800 fishing boats from Dien Bich and Dien Ngoc hamlets in Dien Chau district also set sail for fishing. Encouragingly, these post-storm fishing trips yielded high catches. Photo: Mai Giang |
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| Due to unstable weather conditions after the storm, fisherman Nguyen Hang's 360CV boat from Dien Ngoc commune hasn't dared to venture as far as before. However, the good news is that all four fishing trips after Typhoon No. 2 were successful. With abundant catches of seafood such as squid, mantis shrimp, and barracuda, each trip yielded between 25-30 million VND. Photo: Mai Giang |
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| Mackerel, barracuda, and squid are among the seafood that fishermen caught in large quantities after the storm. Photo: Mai Giang |
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| Mr. Manh's 400CV boat in Dien Bich is also urgently bringing seafood ashore. Smaller, mixed-species fish are sold to fishmeal processing factories, while larger fish are bought by traders right at the dock. He shared: "In the days following the storm, we've caught over 100 million dong worth of seafood." (Photo: Mai Giang) |
Mai Giang -Viet Hung
