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Russian fleet makes capelin catch plans after ‘surprise’ re-opening in Barents Sea

A decision to re-open caplin fishing in 2018 has taken the fishery industry in northern Russia by surprise

By Matilde Mereghetti | Oct. 25, 2017 09:13 BST
Capelin. Photo credit: artic.ru
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The industry in northern Russia has been taken by surprise by a decision to re-open capelin fishing in 2018, Undercurrent News has found out.  [...]

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