Korean Chromatic Scale

Published 2025년 7월 7일

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In the case of Chungnam (A) for octopus long-line fishing, the main line uses PP with a diameter of 3.3mm, and the branch lines use PP with a diameter of 1.3mm. The branch line length is approximately 70cm, with branch line intervals of about 70cm. In the case of Jeonnam (B), the main line uses PP with a diameter of 3.8mm, and the branch lines primarily use fishing line No. 60. The branch line length is approximately 47cm, with branch line intervals of about 62cm. In waters less than 10m deep, fishing is done by tying live stone crabs or blue crabs to plastic poles with rubber bands. In Chungnam (A), they are caught on hooks without barbs at the pole's end, while in Jeonnam (B), the plastic pole's end has

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4.7.2 Octopus Long-Line Fishing (1) In South Chungcheong Province (A), the main line uses a PP diameter of 3.3mm, and the branch lines use a PP diameter of 1.3mm. The branch line length is approximately 70cm, with branch line intervals of about 70cm. In South Jeolla Province (B), the main line uses a PP diameter of 3.8mm, and the branch lines primarily use fishing line No. 60. The branch line length is approximately 47cm, with branch line intervals of about 62cm. In waters less than 10m deep, they fish by tying live stone crabs or blue crabs to plastic poles with rubber bands. In South Chungcheong Province (A), they catch them on hooks without barbs at the pole's end, while in South Jeolla Province (B), the plastic poles have no fishing hooks. They begin casting at dusk, waiting about 5 minutes after casting, then slowly moving the fishing gear vertically for 5-10 minutes in the casting direction. When retrieving, they remove the catch and repeat the casting process. They fish for ...
Source: Fisheco

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