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Stung Treng fishing crimes occur during closed season - Vimarsana News

Stung Treng fishing crimes occur during closed season

During the first month of the closure of the Stung Treng commercial fishing season, the Provincial Fisheries Administration have seized more than 11,000m of floating fishing nets and more than 2,000 hooks and fishing lines.

Stung Treng Fisheries Department seize illegal fishing equipment during closed fishing season - Vimarsana News

Stung Treng Fisheries Department seize illegal fishing equipment during closed fishing season

In the closed fishing season until June 7, the Stung Treng Provincial Fisheries Administration is continuing its crack down on illegal fishing gear.

Some 100 rare fish released into Mekong - Vimarsana News

Some 100 rare fish released into Mekong

The Wonders of the Mekong project and the National Fisheries Administration – in collaboration with the Fisheries Administration in Stung Treng province – released 100 endangered fish into the Mekong River on May 16, said a Fisheries Administration official.

Fishing resumes after four-month shutdown - Vimarsana News

Fishing resumes after four-month shutdown

Fishermen living in the northern provinces along the Chaktomuk River – including parts of the capital and neighbouring Kandal province – have resumed fishing after it was suspended from June 1 to September 30.

Electric shock rods seized in action on illegal fishing - Vimarsana News

Electric shock rods seized in action on illegal fishing

More than 500 electric shock fishing rods and nets weighing more than seven tonnes, as well as a range of other illegal fishing equipment, have been confiscated by Battambang provincial authorities in the past three months, according to Fisheries Administration (FiA) officials.