The Dhaka Times Desk A man earned 50 thousand taka by hunting a native fish weighing 80 kg with a fishing rod! Then the clamor to take it to the market subsided.
The news of such a huge fish being caught in Barashi spread sensation. Hundreds of people gathered to see it. At the end of the bargaining, the fish was sold for 50 thousand taka. A man named Abdur Rahman caught the huge fish on the north beach of Saint Martin Island last week. He is from Dale neighborhood of Saint Martin Island. Oli is the son of a sailor.
Abdur Rahman said that he hunted that fish with a spear. Like every day, he went to the beach of the island with Barashi. After catching the fish in Barashi in the afternoon, he could not lift it. Later, after an hour of effort with the people around, they were able to lift the fish up. This fish has a very long and strong tail. Skin color is dark. Locals also said it is known as native 'Bhol' fish.
Teknaf Upazila Senior Fisheries Officer. Delwar Hossain told reporters that the scientific name of the fish is Raima. It is a rare species of fish. However, this fish is a protected fish under the Wildlife Conservation Act, 2012. This fish is usually seen twice a year.
Chairman of Saint Martin Union Parishad (UP) Noor Ahmad said that a big 'vole' fish was caught in Barashi on the banks of Saitak. The weight of the fish is about 70 to 80 kg. A few people bought the fish from Abdur Rahman for Tk 50,000.
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