Korean Narrative Structure

Published 2025년 10월 17일

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5.5.3 The red crab trap (2), which is a nearshore trap with a diameter of 3 to 12 mm wire, has a conical large frame shape when viewed from the front, and is covered with a net made of PE Td260 27-stitch net with a mesh size of 125 mm or more, creating a single plastic entrance at the top. It is used to lure and catch target organisms by placing bait in the trap. Compared to the red crab trap (1) used in coastal areas, it is somewhat smaller in size and is used in nearshore areas. When arriving at the fishing ground, the traps set during the previous voyage are lifted first. During lifting, the engine of the boat is stopped, and the boat advances as the warp is reeled in by the power of the winch, with the warp guided by the guide roller located at the bow port side.

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5.5.3 Red crab trap (2), inshore trap It is a trap made with a cone-shaped frame using wire with a diameter of 3~12mm, viewed from the front, and covered with a net made of PE Td260 27-stitch mesh with a mesh size of 125mm or more, with one plastic entrance at the top. It uses bait to lure and catch the target organisms. Compared to the red crab trap (1) used in coastal areas, it is somewhat smaller in size and is used in nearshore areas. Upon arrival at the fishing ground, the traps set during the last voyage are retrieved first. During retrieval, the engine of the boat is stopped, and the boat advances as the warp is reeled in. The warp is wound up through the guide roller at the bow left side to the hydraulic retriever at the starboard side. The retrieved traps are loaded in sets of 40~50 each on the port stern, and the warp is laid out through the guide roller on the starboard side towards the stern. The retrieved traps undergo processing of the catch, bait replacement, and ...

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