Hilsa Fish

Hilsa Fish

File Photo: TBS

Securing hilsa breeding: 22-day ban to protect mother fish from 4 Oct

Department of Fisheries stated that the timeframe was determined in consultation with the Bangladesh Fisheries Research Institute, other organisations, and fishermen

Photo shows the 2.4kg hilsa fish priced at Tk14,000 caugh from Bishkhali River in Barguna. Photo: TBS

2.4kg hilsa caught in Barguna, priced at Tk14,000

Hilsa fish. File Photo: TBS

277 tonnes hilsa exported to India at Tk1,200 per kg through Benapole

Fishermen catching hilsa. File Photo: Reuters

Legal notice seeks ban on export of 3,000 tonnes of hilsa to India

Hilsa fish at a market in Barishal today (13 April). Photo: TBS

Hilsa fish price surges to Tk2,500 per kg in Barishal ahead of Pahela Baishakh

Hilsa fish. File Photo: TBS

22-day ban on Hilsha fishing begins tomorrow

Fishermen in Khulna can barely catch any hilsa from nearby rivers now. This photo captured recently shows a frustrated fisherman looking at his catch. Photo: Awal Sheikh/TBS

To catch a hilsa: Fading dreams in slow flowing rivers

Sher-e-Bangla Agricultural University’s researchers have recently developed canned ‘shorshe ilish’, which will be available in the market at an affordable price. (From left) Asst. Professor Masud Rana, entrepreneur Abed Ahsan Sagar and Professor Dr Kazi Ahsan Habib holding canned hilsha. Photo: Courtesy

Hilsa in a can: Year-round supply of our favourite fish now a reality

Cox's Bazar fishermen happy as Bay swarms with Hilsa

Cox's Bazar fishermen happy as Bay swarms with Hilsa

Big Hilsas becoming more common

Big Hilsas becoming more common

Hilsa harvesting should be capped at 7 lakh tonnes a year: Study

Hilsa harvesting should be capped at 7 lakh tonnes a year: Study

Vendor carrying hilsa fish. Photo: Mohammad Minhaj Uddin/TBS

Only 1108 tons of hilsa exported to India

Fishermen catching hilsa. File Photo: Reuters

Rough weather disrupting Hilsa fishing