Palghar fisherman's Rs 1.33 crore Ghol haul

Trisha Chakravorty

Sep 1, 2021

Monsoon fishing ban over

Fisherman returns home becoming a crorepati after month-long monsoon fishing ban uplifted.

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The 'luck' factor

Chandrakant Tare netted 157 Ghol fish, touted to be the most expensive edible and commercial fish, in the region.

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Fishing at Mumbai-Palghar coast

Tare sailed on the Mumbai-Palghar coast after the ban was lifted.

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Happy crew

Tare had set sail with a 10-member crew. They laid the net in the deep sea around 25 nautical miles off Palghar.

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Surprise, surprise

To their surprise, a school of fish, big and small Ghol, was trapped.

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Traders lined up

As they returned Murbhe on August 28, traders had lined up for the auction.

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'Heart of gold'

The ‘fish with a heart of gold’ is prized in east Asia for the medicinal properties of its internal organs.

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The use of 'skin'

The skin is a great source of high-quality collagen, used in making functional food and cosmetic products.

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One, two, three, and sold

The bladder and other internal organs of the finest croaker fish had fetched Tare Rs 1.33 crore.

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Saved by the fish

Tare said the catch would help him tide over his financial woes.

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