In Türkiye, It's only Sold by the Kilo There! Last Year It Cost 800 lira...
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With the opening of the fishing season in Elazığ, citizens are preferring bonito because it is at its tastiest and fattiest stage. Bonito, which is sold by the kilo only in Elazığ in Türkiye, fetches 250 lira.
While bonito is abundant in fish markets, an unbelievable incident occurred in Antalya. They mistook a giant 5-kilogram fish caught on a fishing line for a bonito and fed it to a friend, but the truth was revealed later. Everyone was stunned when the real identity of the fish, which was seen in Turkish waters for the first time, was revealed.
Fishermen Mehmet Tekin and Engin Özçelik, who went out to sea in their boats in the Türkeli district of Sinop, caught approximately 3,000 bonito fish.
With the lifting of the fishing ban, a variety of fish await citizens at fish stalls, and this season there is an abundance of bonito. Bonito is now selling for 50 Turkish Lira per fish, attracting significant interest from the public. The article "Bonito for 50 TL: Citizens Show Great Interest" first appeared on HaberX.
The increase in bonito fishing in Türkeli district of Sinop has been reflected in prices. Bonito caught by fishermen who go out to sea at night are being sold for 50 TL each, and the affordable price has brought smiles to the faces of the citizens.
A surge in bonito catches in Trabzon, the first in 12 years, has brought abundance to market stalls. The one-kilogram fish, selling for 100 lira each, have brought smiles to the faces of low-income families. Shopkeepers have announced that this abundance will continue for another 2.5 months.
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