'Biggest seafood day of the year': Thousands flock to Sydney Fish Market on Good Friday

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For tens of thousands of Sydneysiders, a stop by the city's fish market is a must on Good Friday, which has been described as 'the biggest seafood day of the year'.

Seafood lovers began arriving at the Pyrmont marketplace even before doors opened at 5am, keen to get their hands on products like prawns and oysters for their Easter feasts.

"Fifty thousand is looking like it might be a conservative estimate. It might be even up to 70 or 80,000 today. There'd be a few thousand on site already. Mr Stollznow said there were"tonnes and tonnes of prawns on site", with prices at the moment"particularly healthy" and quality better than in previous years.

"Prawns have been feeding and breeding and spawning at a higher rate than they normally have," Mr Stollznow said. Good Friday is billed as many people's"biggest seafood day of the year". Picture: NCA NewsWire / Damian Shaw

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Australian seafood is ‘cheaper than you think’: Crowds hit Sydney fish market for EasterMore than 50,000 people are predicted to visit the Sydney Fish Markets this Good Friday on the “biggest seafood day” of the year, says Sydney Fish Markets’ Alex Stollznow. “Australia has some of the best seafood on earth,” he told Sky News Australia. “It’s often much cheaper than you might think – if it’s not a big name or famous species, chances are you can pick it up for less than $20 or $15 dollars a kilo.” Thank you for reminding me not to go there today 👍🏼
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