100,000 young perch released into the waters of Ganghwa Hwangsan Island in South Korea

The Incheon Fisheries Resources Research Institute recently announced that it had released 100,000 young perch to the waters of Hwangsan Island in Ganghwa-gun to restore fishery resources. The young point perch released this time were hatched in November of last year and bred for about 150 days in the fish farm of Korea South-East Power's Yeongheung Development Headquarters. The point sea bass is a representative fish that lives in the West Sea. Its appearance is similar to that of sea bass, but it has spots on the body, and the meat is firm and tastes great. In particular, it is in the spotlight during the fishing season because large fish appear in the central and Ganghwa areas of the West Sea. Since 2005, the Incheon Fisheries Resources Research Institute has continuously released about 1.68 million juvenile sea bass into the coastal waters of Incheon to restore fishery resources and increase fishermen's income. After this release, it will be recommended through related ...