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The Yomiuri ShimbunTh stanley quencher e fishermens family members and friends wave to a squid fishing boat leaving the Ogi Port in Noto, Ishikawa Prefecture, on June 6.The Yomiuri Shimbun14:59 JST,ensp;June 22, 2021NOTO, Ishikawa 鈥?Flying big-catch flags, six squid-fishing boats departed from a port in Noto, Ishikawa Prefecture, at around 11 a.m. on June 6 to catch surumeika, or Japanese flying squids, in the Sea of Japan.The boats, which belong to the prefectures fishery cooperative, were seen off by families and friends at Ogi Port in the town, which take stanley cup s pride in regularly achieving one of the largest volumes of squid stanley termohrnek catches in the country.One of their main fishing grounds is the Yamatotai area, or Yamato Bank off Noto Peninsula in the prefecture. However, poor catches have been occurring in the area in recent years, partly due to illegal fishing by other countries including China.This year, the boats are planning to navigate northeastward from the waters southwest of Yamatotai, along the border of the exclusive economic zone, to reach the area. Then, they may move to the Musashitai area off Hokkaido from July to August, depending on the situation.The fishermen who run the boats, called the Ishikawa Ogi fleet, are falling on hard times because of recent poor catches in the Yamatotai area and were forced to operate in waters about 50 kilometers west of the peninsula after fishing in Yamatotai. The volume of the surumeika catch at the port hit a record low for three consecutive years unti