There Will Be Plenty Of Hilsa Throughout The Year

There will be plenty of hilsa throughout the year.Hilsh’s house was located at Chandpur in the heart of Padma-Meghna-Dakatia. Now, the ‘brilliant grain of water’ is hilarious, starting from the mouth of the Bhola-Barguna river to the broad sea of Greater Sylhet. Every year there are hilarious festivals in Barguna. The ‘king of fish’ hilsa cultivation in the coastal pond is almost at the brink of success. The salty water comes from the salty water of the sea, and the hilsa is also camping. Scientists in Bangladesh have discovered the biography of Hilsa.7000 Thousands of sq km are now in the state of Hilshar, in the areas of Dhalchar, Manpura, Moulvir Char and Kali Char Island.

According to a joint study by multiple organizations, many eelies are never going back to the sea when they go to the freshwater river to lay eggs from the sea. They speculate that the swarm of hilshes are still in the fresh water due to the fear of leaf fishing nets.

Researchers believe that the non-return to the sea is a kind of survival attempt or ‘natural selection’. Although fish in the Hilsha Sea, they jumped into the river to scramble eggs – knowing that the hilsa-beloved Bengalis have come to know about it from the modern times.

Currently about 80 percent of the world’s hilsa is caught in Bangladesh. Two years ago this amount was 60 percent. Bangladesh has broken all past records in production this year. 10 years ago, in the first financial year, the hils were produced 298,000 metric ton in Bangladesh in 2008-09. In the current year, it has grown to about 700,000 lac metric tons. Not only throughout the season, the abundance of silver hinges will be in the forefront of lobsters throughout the year.

Bangladesh has reached the doorstep of that goal.

Although hilsa is produced in those countries of the world, the abundance of flavourful hilsa can be matched only in Bangladesh. Winter is now being added to the Elisha season. The first bazaar to impose sanctions on March 01 was Elisha Saylab. According to the task force and fisheries department, Jatka conservation sources said that in January this year alone, 20,000 metric tonnes of hils were found in rivers of six districts of Barisal Division.

Hilsa experts say hilsa production has increased due to the ban on catching the hilsa during the breeding season and the measures taken to curb tickling. If this trend continues, the hilsa will be available at all times including next winter season.

Dhaka Bureau Chief, March 04,2020