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Loompook season nears, warns against early fish
The article discusses the fishing season for the Lampuka fish in Tunisia, which officially begins on August 15, 2026, after being prohibited prior to that date according to regulatory decisions. It explains that the Lampuka, known worldwide as "Mahi Mahi," migrates to the Mediterranean Sea during the summer and lives in tropical and subtropical waters. The associations warn against selling fish caught before the season opens, as they may be from illegal fishing. They also urge consumers to adhere to the minimum size limit of 35 centimeters to ensure the fish have reached maturity and reproductive age, thereby helping to maintain sustainable fish stocks. The Lampuka is characterized by rapid growth; its weight increases from an initial 400-500 grams to about 5 kilograms by the end of the season. It is a valuable source of protein beneficial for heart and brain health due to its high content of omega-3 fatty acids. The main fishing method used is the "Qanatis," a traditional device employed to catch fish, playing a significant role in the conservation of marine resources.
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