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Regular Catch of Jaiba in the South of Sonora
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In the first two weeks of the Jaiba season in the south of Sonora, the average catch has been 40 to 50 kilos per boat, reported the president of the Cooperative Loma Parda de Yavaros, Ramón Valenzuela Ruelas. He said that during the first two days they took around 80 kilos per panga, then went down to 30-35 and later increased and stabilized. “It’s okay what we’re taking right now. They’re not the catches we had several years ago, but at least i…
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