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13 August 2025

Native Fish at Risk from Illegal China Dhuwari Nets

Native Fish at Risk from Illegal China Dhuwari Nets

In Bogura, the widespread use of banned China Dhuwari fishing nets in canals, wetlands, and other water bodies is posing a serious threat to native freshwater fish species. These nets, used indiscriminately during the breeding season, trap egg-bearing female fish, severely impacting reproduction and endangering the survival of indigenous species.
Tk 210m Fish Landing Center in Bhairab Lies Unused

Tk 210m Fish Landing Center in Bhairab Lies Unused
Hilsa Supply Rises in Chandpur, Prices Stay High

Hilsa Supply Rises in Chandpur, Prices Stay High
Sea Hilsa Surge Brings Down Prices in Barishal

Sea Hilsa Surge Brings Down Prices in Barishal
Rare Tree Snail’s Reproduction Behavior Discovered

Rare Tree Snail’s Reproduction Behavior Discovered
Expert Warns of Decline in Indigenous Fish Species

Expert Warns of Decline in Indigenous Fish Species
Two-Kilogram Hilsa Sold for Tk 9,600 in Rajbari

Two-Kilogram Hilsa Sold for Tk 9,600 in Rajbari
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Monsoon Brings Major Opportunity for Fish Farming

Monsoon Brings Major Opportunity for Fish Farming

The monsoon season, with its abundant rainfall and flooded wetlands, canals, and ponds, presents a unique opportunity for fish farming in Bangladesh. Natural conditions during this period are conducive to fish breeding and growth, making it an ideal time for aquaculture. However, to fully harness this seasonal advantage, fish farming must be approached with scientific planning and proper management.

Tuesday, 5 August 2025, 23:32
Golda Prawn Earns Bagherhat BDT 9,971 Crore in a Year

Golda Prawn Earns Bagherhat BDT 9,971 Crore in a Year

Bagherhat has emerged as the leading district in Bangladesh for freshwater prawn (golda chingri) production, contributing 34 percent of the national output. Although golda can be cultivated in freshwater bodies across the country, the lack of adequate post-larvae (PL) supply remains a major constraint for large-scale farming.

Sunday, 3 August 2025, 23:06
Fishing Resumes in Kaptai Lake After 3-Month Ban

Fishing Resumes in Kaptai Lake After 3-Month Ban

Fishing in Kaptai Lake will officially resume after midnight on Saturday, following the end of a three-month seasonal ban. The restriction, which began on May 1, was imposed by the district administration to ensure the natural breeding, growth, and sustainability of carp species in the lake.

Sunday, 3 August 2025, 00:01
Haor Region Faces Crisis Amid Rainfall Shortage

Haor Region Faces Crisis Amid Rainfall Shortage

This year, weather and climate changes have severely affected the haor region of Bangladesh. Despite being in the peak of monsoon, the haor areas of Sunamganj are facing an alarming water shortage. The lack of water has triggered a fish crisis, increased fears of agricultural disruption, and jeopardized the overall livelihood of the haor-dependent population. Indigenous aquatic plants are disappearing, while aman paddy cultivation is suffering. Farmers are increasingly concerned about their ability to grow winter vegetables without sufficient water.

Saturday, 2 August 2025, 23:55
Fish Stocks Declining in Haor, Fishermen Struggle

Fish Stocks Declining in Haor, Fishermen Struggle

Fish stocks in the haor regions are steadily declining, leaving local fishing communities increasingly vulnerable. Changes in rainfall patterns and reduced water levels during the monsoon season have made traditional fishing more difficult.

Thursday, 31 July 2025, 23:13
Yunus Urges Action on Deep Sea Fishing, Livestock Reform

Yunus Urges Action on Deep Sea Fishing, Livestock Reform

Chief Adviser Professor Muhammad Yunus has urged the Ministry of Fisheries and Livestock to intensify deep sea fishing initiatives and modernize livestock services, warning that Bangladesh risks missing out on significant opportunities.

Thursday, 31 July 2025, 23:05
From Barren Pond to Thriving Fish Farm in Sitakunda

From Barren Pond to Thriving Fish Farm in Sitakunda

What was once a neglected, saline, and unusable pond has now become a source of transformation for an entire household in Chattogram`s Sitakunda upazila. In the village of Modhyerdhari under Syedpur Union, local resident Jebel Hossain, who once dismissed the pond as unsuitable for cultivation, has turned it into a thriving fish farm that is reshaping his life and inspiring others.

Wednesday, 30 July 2025, 14:53
India Seeks Hilsa Exports Ahead of Durga Puja

India Seeks Hilsa Exports Ahead of Durga Puja

For the past several years, Bangladesh has exported hilsa to India ahead of Durga Puja. However, this year, the prospect of exporting the prized fish remains uncertain. Against this backdrop, the Fish Importers Association of West Bengal has sent a formal request to Bangladesh’s interim government seeking permission to import Padma hilsa.

Wednesday, 30 July 2025, 14:48
Illegal Fry Harvest Threatens Native Fish in Haor

Illegal Fry Harvest Threatens Native Fish in Haor

The haor regions of Ajmiriganj, Baniachang, and Lakhai in Habiganj are now filled with seasonal monsoon water, making them fertile grounds for the breeding of native fish species. However, concerns have been raised over the destruction of fish fry by unscrupulous fishing practices.

Tuesday, 29 July 2025, 22:47
390kg Jelly-Injected Shrimp Seized in Chandpur

390kg Jelly-Injected Shrimp Seized in Chandpur

A total of 390 kilograms (9.75 maunds) of jelly-injected shrimp were seized from the Chandpur Fish Landing Center on Monday, July 28. The seizure took place during a joint operation conducted by the Chandpur Sadar Upazila Fisheries Department and the Coast Guard at the city’s Boro Station Fish Ghat.

Tuesday, 29 July 2025, 22:11
Retired Officer Revives Village with Fish Farming

Retired Officer Revives Village with Fish Farming

After a career of public service, most retirees seek rest and retreat. But Md. Riazul Alam Khan, a former Deputy Director of the Department of Youth Development, chose a different path. Rather than withdrawing from public life, he has transformed his retirement into a mission for rural development—by establishing a thriving fish farm in his native village of Hatempur.

Sunday, 27 July 2025, 14:12
Water Shortage Paralyzes Durgapur Hatchery, Threatens Livelihoods

Water Shortage Paralyzes Durgapur Hatchery, Threatens Livelihoods

The only government-run fish seed production farm in Durgapur, Netrokona, has remained non-operational for nearly two decades due to an acute water crisis, severely affecting local fish farmers and wasting government-built infrastructure and machinery. Locals claim that despite ongoing losses of public resources, no concrete action has been taken to resolve the issue.

Saturday, 26 July 2025, 15:25

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