Yucatán Octopus Season Opens With 3,300 Fishermen
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SEPASY urges the fishing sector to respect the rules to consolidate sustainable fishing and to exceed an estimated target of 25 thousand tons for the 2026 season. By: Miguel A. Velázquez MÉRIDA, Yucatán, August 1, 2026.- The Yucatecan coasts returned to life as of August 1 with the official start of the octopus catch season, one of the most important and important fisheries for the local economy and the direct support of thousands of families on…
PROGRESO.— The start of the octopus fishing season will generate significant activity in Progreso's fishing sector. During the first few days, an estimated 3,300 fishermen will head out to sea aboard vessels from both the small and large fleets. Randyr Fabián Castillo Alférez, Progreso's Director of Fisheries, reported that approximately 150 small boats, each with two fishermen, are expected to set sail in the first few days of the season, repre…
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