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Updated Fisheries Legislation Explained to Fishermen in Ezine

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Updated Fisheries Legislation Explained to Fishermen in Ezine

Ezine District Agriculture and Forestry Directorate teams informed fishermen about updated fishing rules during inspections at Yeniköy Fishing Port and retail outlets.

Ezine District Agriculture and Forestry Directorate control teams are continuously conducting field inspections to protect aquatic resources and ensure sustainable fishing. Fishing activities were examined on-site during field controls carried out at Yeniköy Fishing Port. Officials provided comprehensive information to commercial and amateur fishermen about the latest legislative changes. The following statements were made in the institutional announcement by the Ezine District Agriculture and Forestry Directorate:

Updated Fisheries Legislation Explained to Fishermen in Ezine

Significant changes have been made to the Communiqué on Commercial Fishing (No. 6/1) and Amateur Fishing (No. 6/2) published in the Official Gazette by the Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry on September 16, 2026. According to the new rules, fishing gear used in commercial fishing must be marked and registered in the Fisheries Information System. Control mechanisms have been strengthened by updating the regulations for vessel tracking devices. On the amateur side, the requirement for individuals spearfishing to obtain an Amateur Fisherman's Certificate from provincial and district directorates has been in effect since January 1, 2026.

Updated Fisheries Legislation Explained to Fishermen in Ezine

Control activities throughout the district are not limited to fishing ports but have also been extended to fish stands and retail outlets. Teams meticulously inspect compliance with fishing seasons, fishing gear standards, minimum size and quantity limitations, and regional bans. While aiming to prevent illegal fishing and protect the marine ecosystem, fishermen have been asked to follow the updated communiqués on the Ministry's website. It was noted that inspections at retail and fishing grounds will continue to ensure the transfer of fisheries resources to future generations.

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