Kharakuva fish market visit

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Kharakuva fish market visit

Student name:- Bamaniya pinak kamleshbhai

Date :- 3 January, 2022 / 10 January, 2022

Landing centre:- kharakuva

Market :- kharakuva fish market

Market type:- landing center + market

Market day operation:- daily

Facility at market :-

Shade

Cemented platform

Icing

Water supplies

Road

Number of stall:- 150-200

Fresh fish stall :- around 160

Dry fish stall :- around 40-45

Source of fish supplied:- 

Veraval harbour - 2km

Bhidiya harbour - 4km

Does this market ever fail to get fish supplies from its source due to poor road: No

Indicate fish supply during different months:- 

High:- August, September, October, January

Medium;- November, December, February

Low:- June, July

Mode of delivery of fresh fish:- Rickshaw, truck

Mode of delivery of processed fish:- Insulcated truck

Fish trader and whole saller (fresh chilled fish transport):-

(Trader name:- Fish/ city) 

Anas fish:- Yellow fin tuna, barakuda, cobia/ Delhi, channai and diu,daman

Baba fish:- Black pomfret, skipjek tuna, yellow

fin tuna/ Kochi, Kolkata, Chennai

Vadhva fish:- Yellow fin tuna, skipjek tuna, long

ribbon fish/ Diu Daman, Kerala, Delhi

Mori fish:- Black pomfret, yellow eel, sail fish/ Mumbai, Kolkata, Delhi

Hayat fish:- Barakuda, leather jacket, reefcod/ Mumbai, Chennai, ratnagiri,Kolkata

Conclusion :-

Kharakuva fish market is one of the biggest fish market of gir somnath district and also in Gujarat. Hygienicity is main problem in this Market. Most of the fish are available at season. Domination of women in this Market is the sign of women empowerment. There is no any structure of the market. There is well developed cemented Indore market but fisherman not use it. Many fish store of traders also available so it is good sign of market.

Photos

Pomfret and Rani fish
Tuna

Terapon sp

Guitar fish 

Prawn and lobster

Tiger shark

Prawn

Rani fish 

Tuna

Sucker fish

Dai (chirocentrus dorab) 

Dolphin fish

Rajo

Shark and Crocker

Hammer head shark

Market view at morning

Market view at afternoon

Survey team (Rawe program) 

Jumps(our team) 

Any correction/ suggestion/ question, 
Mail us :-
 pinakbamaniya@gmail.com

Survey by:-
4th year students of B. F. Sc, 
College of fisheries science, veraval
Kamdhenu university, Gandhinagar

By:-
Pinak kamleshbhai bamaniya, 
4th year B. F. Sc, 
College of fisheries science, veraval
Kamdhenu university
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