Lake Tana inflowing-river mouths seasonal fishing closure

On Lake Tana (Ethiopia's largest lake and a UNESCO biosphere reserve, source of the Blue Nile), the inflowing rivers and 5 km of their river mouths are closed to fishing every year from July to October to protect spawning aggregations of the endemic Labeobarbus barb species flock. This is an officially adopted area/seasonal closure under the Lake Tana fisheries management plan. Center point placed on Lake Tana. (Freshwater, landlocked country.)