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Fishery in Poland

Made by Wojciech Skoczek Translated by Wojciech Kurzyński and Marcin Surowaniec. Fishery in Poland. There are many diff e rent water reservoirs in Poland where hundreds kinds o f fish live. Very popular fish which live in Poland's water are:. Karp. Szczupak. Płoć. Okoń. Brzana.

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Fishery in Poland

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  1. Made by Wojciech Skoczek Translated by Wojciech Kurzyński and Marcin Surowaniec Fisheryin Poland

  2. There are many different water reservoirs in Poland where hundreds kinds of fish live.Very popular fish which live in Poland's water are: Karp Szczupak Płoć Okoń Brzana Karaś Leszcz Ukleja Sandacz Sum Węgorz

  3. Poland- hydrographic map ← This is a map where youcanseewater reservoirs of our beautiful country.

  4. Fisherybefore In Poland's history, fishery has been a very important fieldof life. Fishery has providedfood for many peopleand consequently it has prevented hunger in the country.  They have been catching fishmainly in bigger rivers Likethe Vistula, San, or the Odra, but therearefishermen who havebeenfishing in lakes

  5. Types of fishery in the Middle Ages Fishermen  practised fishery ina few ways. In spring and summer fishery wasthe most popular, but there were also thosewhowerefishing in autumn or even in winter. The first messages in relation to the winter fishing and ice-fishingoriginate from the XIIIcentury, where ashalves of the night on Inlandwaters were quite a universal thing.

  6. Now • Thelocationof Polish Baltic Sea allows fishing industry to developand this provides outlets for fish and their products, giving jobs. The Baltic Sea as a half-closed water tank, with a small water exchange with the open ocean has aquatic environment. Today, Polish Baltic Sea fisheries are using fishing boats.Accordingto data from2005 thenumber of fishingboatswas 416, most fishermenare private individuals, and therewill be fewer and fewer of themas a result of limits placed on fishing for the Poles.

  7. Portsin Poland Overall ,on Polish coast thereare 59 fishing ports and marinas. The main species fished in Polish economic zone in the Baltic are sprats, cod, herring, Salmon,trout, and flounder. The largest ports include: -Świnoujście -Gdańsk -Gdynia -Władysławowo -Kołobrzeg -Darłowo and many smallerones.

  8. Port in Kołobrzeg

  9. Port in Hel

  10. Port in Władysławowo

  11. Polishfishersworking - Mielno

  12. Statistics • Statistical Polis person eats about 35% less fish than an inhabitant of the world, the same Pole eats about 51% less fish than an inhabitant of the European Union, reflecting the low use of resources coming from fishing. • Our country is the64thcountryon the list of fishing in the world.These statistics show that fisheries are a disappearing profession in Poland.

  13. Polish Angling Association Polish Angling Association (PZW) BIGGEST POLISH ASSOCIATION Anglers fishing and Angling BIGGEST USER INLAND WATERS IN POLAND? Angling Association brings about 650,000 anglers altogether thesedays. The association is based on the activities of social work members. The purpose of the association is to organize fishing, recreation, sports angling, water use, promoting conservation and fishing ethics development. PZWisinvolved in the development and waterconservation, carries out state ecological policy, and it accepted Poland international conventions and European Union directives.

  14. „Lin: catch and let go”

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