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Sakhalin set a record for the catch of aquatic biological resources
According to the Sakhalin Research Institute of Fisheries and Oceanography, in 2014 Sakhalin set a record for the catch of aquatic biological resources: a total of 590 thousand tons were harvested, excluding the catch of Pacific salmon, which is the highest figure for the entire post-Soviet period.
The increase is provided to the greatest extent by greenling (2,5 thousand tons), scallop (4 thousand tons), grenadier (5 thousand tons), pollock (7 thousand tons), squid (7 thousand tons) and saury (17 thousand tons).
A decrease in production is observed in the catch of the snow crab angulatus (0,2 thousand tons), sea bass (0,5 thousand tons) and navaga (0,6 thousand tons).