During these activities, 49 females and 26 males were selected, which ultimately produced about 90,000 eggs. The eggs were placed in incubation devices for further incubation and the production of viable fry.
“These activities contribute to the restoration and increase of the Issyk-Kul trout population, the development of the fish sector, and the preservation of the biological resources of our country. The department's priority tasks remain the restoration of fish stocks and the sustainable use of aquatic biological resources,” the press release states.
