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The Kamchatka region is the main place for stock reproduction of wild Pacific salmons in the Russian Far East. According to the 1910-2017 fishing statistics, an average of 100 thousand tons of salmon are produced annually, and in the 2000s this numerical index reached about 150 thousand tons. In the share terms(in the ratio?) this is over 30%, and in some years - 50-60% from the total seizure of Pacific salmon in the Far East. Historical peaks of maximum catches were recorded in 2011, 2012 and 2016, when the production level varied between 230-250 thousand tons.
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The Kamchatka region is the centre for stock reproduction of wild Pacific salmon in the Russian Far East. According to 1910 -2017 fishing statistics, an average of 100,000 tons of salmon are produced annually, and in the 2000s this reached about 150,000 tons. This is more than a 30% increase and in some ye ars 50 -60% of the total catch in the Far East.
- The Kamchatka region is the centre for stock reproduction of wild Pacific salmon in the Russian Far East.
- According to 1910 -2017 fishing statistics, an average of 100,000 tons of salmon are produced annually, and in the 2000s this reached about 150,000 tons.
- This is more than a 30% increase and in some ye ars 50 -60% of the total catch in the Far East.
- Historical peaks were recorded in 2011, 2012 and 2016, when the level was 230,000–250,000 tons.
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The Kamchatka region is the centre for stock reproduction of wild Pacific salmon in the Russian Far East. According to 1910-2017 fishing statistics, an average of 100,000 tons of salmon are produced annually, and in the 2000s
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