The South Headquarters of Korea Fisheries Resources Corporation released 10,000 octopus to induce mating in Hampyeong Bay

Published 2022년 11월 28일

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The South Headquarters of the Korea Fisheries Resources Corporation is set to release 10,676 octopuses into Hampyeong Bay and other areas with artificial spawning grounds to boost octopus resources. This initiative, funded by a 4 billion won investment from 2021 to 2025, involves transplanting mother octopus and creating artificial spawning grounds, with the aim of recovering octopus populations. The project, in collaboration with the Namhae Headquarters and Hampyeong-gun, has already led to an increase in octopus fishing and sales.

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The South Headquarters of Korea Fisheries Resources Corporation will release 10,676 octopuses (533 folds) weighing around 150g by November, targeting the Hampyeong Bay area and 10 places where artificial octopus spawning grounds have been created to recover octopus resources. Namhae Headquarters and Hampyeong-gun spent 4 billion won for 5 years from 2021 to 2025 to transplant mother octopus, create artificial spawning grounds, and transplant octopus food (chil crab, clams, etc.) are promoting By 2021, five artificial octopus spawning centers have been created and operated in Seokdu, Haksan, Jupo, Wolcheon, and Seokchang fishing villages. Is expected. As a result of promoting the construction of an octopus spawning ground in cooperation with the Namhae Headquarters of the Corporation and Hampyeong-gun, it is reported that the amount of octopus fishing and sales ...

Source: Fisheco