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[QUOTE="Queen, post: 86365, member: 27"]
A catch boom in Lower Axim is putting more fish on tables and cash in pockets after the fishing ministry stepped in with strategic upgrades.

What's driving the fish haul surge
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[*]Nana Joseph Tetteh credits the Ministry of Fisheries and Aquaculture for interventions.
[*]Harvests stayed strong throughout the previous twelve months, according to the acting chief.
[*]Fishmongers kept their operations running because of a steady supply.
[*]Communities got more seafood to eat and sell locally.
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The pre-mix fuel bottleneck
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[*]Fuel access remains spotty even though the government cut prices.
[*]Tetteh pushed for regular deliveries to keep boats operating smoothly.
[*]Resources that boost catches should get distributed to fishing crews.
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Gear costs and sustainable fishing push
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[*]Canoes and nets cost way more than most operators can afford.
[*]Tetteh asked officials to supply affordable equipment to fishermen.
[*]Mono-filament nets got banned because they snag small pelagics illegally.
[*]Environmentally friendly methods will protect the industry long-term.
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What fishermen want from leadership
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[*]Fishing drives the entire economy in this coastal area.
[*]Backing for crews remains critical to maintaining current growth momentum.
[*]Tetteh thanked officials for the progress made up to this point.
[*]Continued aid will help the sector reach its full potential.
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