Russia's Yakutia Lists Two Lena River Recreational Fishing Areas for Auction, Starting Prices 246,000 and 635,000 Rubles

The Republic of Sakha (Yakutia), Russia, has submitted two recreational fishing areas in the Kobyaysky District of the Lena River for electronic auction, with applications accepted until November 20. The auction is organized by the East Siberian Territorial Administration of the Russian Federal Agency for Fisheries.

According to the auction documents, the two fishing areas cover 3,756 hectares and 1,654 hectares respectively, both located in the Kobyaysky District. The target species in both areas include Arctic whitefish (北极白鲑), Siberian sturgeon (西伯利亚鲟), nelma (奈尔玛白鲑), whitefish (白鲑), tugun (图贡白鲑), pike (狗鱼), burbot (江鳕), perch (河鲈), dace (雅罗鱼), roach (拟鲤) and yats (雅茨鱼); the larger of the two areas also permits taimen (哲罗鱼) fishing.

The starting prices for the two lots are 246,000 rubles and 635,000 rubles respectively. The auction is scheduled to take place on December 7 on the "РТС-Тендер" electronic platform, with the water use rights granted for a term of 20 years.