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The Muros E Noia Estuary Began the Campaign with More Cockle on October 13 After the Bad Years of Rains and Floods.

The Muros e Noia estuary faces a new marisquera campaign with somewhat better expectations than in recent years, although conditioned, as always, by two key factors for the sector: meteorology and prices. Noia’s major pattern, Santiago Cruz, confirms that the season will start on October 13 with catch caps higher than those of the last campaign and abundance of cockles, although medium-sized.
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The Muros e Noia estuary faces a new marisquera campaign with somewhat better expectations than in recent years, although conditioned, as always, by two key factors for the sector: meteorology and prices. Noia’s major pattern, Santiago Cruz, confirms that the season will start on October 13 with catch caps higher than those of the last campaign and abundance of cockles, although medium-sized.

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elcorreogallego.es broke the news on Friday, September 25, 2026.
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