Hilsa season from the end of life till Ashwin. Hilsa was not found in the rainy season. It's a little late now but Rupali Hilsa has seen it. Hilsa bumps into the breezes and its estuarine bishkhali, Baleshwar river and deep seas caught in the jungle. Biman hilsa has been caught in the market, falling prices
In the coastal Barguna district, Patharghata, Bamna, Betagi, Taltoli and Amtali are usually found in two types of fishermen. One type of fisherman fishes in the river, hilsa in the deep sea with another kind of fishing trawler. Two months ago, the fishermen of Bishkali and Baleshwar rivers expressed frustration. Hilsa did not meet at the beginning of the season, but now it is laced with the likes of Rpali Hils, which fishes, fisheries and fisheries. So returning to the country's second largest fish landing center (BFDC) Patharghata
Fishermen, shopkeepers and fish traders do not have to sweat. Someone is hilsha fish basket, someone is packing, some others are sending the packet to different places in the country, the truck. In all, there is a tide of joy. On the other hand, the workers of ice-tap are busy doing busy hours while catching a lot of hilsa.
On Tuesday, the fish hilsa was sold from 13 to 18 thousand taka. Local hilsa is selling between 500 to 800 grams of 17 to 30 thousand rupees. Besides, the purchase of hilsa 35 to 45 thousand rupees on kejir is going on, which is less than 10-15 thousand taka less than the previous days.
Local fishermen said that in the first two months of the month of the hilsha season, the hilsa was not found. So all the people involved in fisheries including the trawler were frustrated. However, a lot of hilsa is caught in the sea. They are expected to get more hilsa in the coming days.
Patharghata Upazila senior fisheries staff SM Azharul Islam said that more than half of the fish is being caught in the past two months. If there is heavy rainfall, more hilsa will be caught. Since the weather was not favorable, the hilsa was not available till now. Hopefully, a lot of hilsa will be caught in the coming days.