Korean Narrative Structure

Published 2025년 10월 2일

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5.5.2 The red crab trap is a trap made with a frame whose cross-sectional shape, when viewed from the front, is conical, using wire with a diameter of 3 to 12mm for the coastal trap. It is covered with a net made of PE Td260 27-ply mesh with a mesh size of 125mm or more, and has one entrance at the top made of acrylic or plastic. Bait is placed inside to lure and catch the target organisms. When arriving at the fishing ground, the traps set during the previous voyage are lifted first. During the lifting, the engine of the boat is stopped, and the boat moves forward with the pulling power of winding the warp, and the warp is wound up through the guide roller at the bow port to the hydraulic lifter at the starboard. The lifted trap is then placed on the port side.

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5.5.2 Red king crab trap (1), coastal trap It involves creating a frame with a diameter of 3 to 12mm wires, with a conical shape when viewed from the front, and covering it with a net made of PE Td260 27-stitch mesh with a mesh size of 125mm or more. An entrance made of acrylic or plastic is installed at the top, and bait is placed inside the trap to lure and catch the target organisms. Upon arrival at the fishing ground, the traps set during the previous voyage are retrieved first. During retrieval, the engine of the boat is stopped, and the boat advances using the power of the winch as the anchor line is reeled in. The anchor line is wound onto the hydraulic retriever on the starboard side through the guide roller on the bow port side. The retrieved traps are loaded in sets of 40 to 50 on the port stern, and the anchor line is stored on the starboard side at the stern. After retrieval, the deployment of traps, which are composed of 280 to 400 in a set, is carried out, with ...

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