Cua Viet fishing port (including South Cua Viet and North Cua Viet) welcomed dozens of vessels for loading and unloading in the spring of Quy Mao.
Since the Vietnamese fishing port of Nam Cua (Trieu An municipality, Trieu Phong district) is currently being repaired and modernized, the number of berthing and discharging ships is very limited. A few kilometers away, the North Cua Viet fishing port in Cua Viet town (Gio Linh district, Quang Tri province) is full of incoming and outgoing ships.
According to shipowners, although the yield of each fishing trip this year is no higher than in previous years, the price of seafood is stable, making sea voyages profitable.
Some pictures in the fishing port of Cua Viet on the morning of February 5th.
The fishing port of Cua Viet bustles with activity in the early days of the Lunar New Year. Picture: vd
After 4-5 days at sea, the boats call at the fishing port of Bac Cua Viet to load and unload goods. Picture: vd
According to many shipowners, the spring catch from Quy Mao was not as high as in the same period last year, but the price was stable and fishermen made a good profit. Picture: vd
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Many ships made big profits in the early spring sea voyages. Picture: vd
Raft fish costs 70-80 thousand VND/kg. Picture: vd
The export pit fish is bought in the port at the price of VND 150,000/kg. Picture: vd
Fish brought ashore are immediately packed in foam boxes and loaded onto the dealers’ trucks. Picture: vd
Fishing logistics is at full capacity at the beginning of the new year. Picture: vd
Ship owners repair, sew and sew fishing gear in preparation to go to sea. Picture: vd
A representative from North Cua Viet Fishing Port said that the number of ships calling at Quy Mao Port in the spring is not as large as in previous years, the output is not high but the price is good, fishermen said very excited. The ships that docked at the port after loading and unloading the goods imported materials to continue to go to sea.