South Korea: Ongjin-gun Fisheries Seed Research Institute releases 220,000 juvenile black rockfish

Published Aug 19, 2024

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Ongjin-gun, a city in Incheon, South Korea, has released 220,000 juvenile black rockfish into the sea from Daecheongdo Seonjinpo Port. These fish, which are over 6cm in length and disease-free, were produced by the Ongjin-gun Fisheries Seed Research Institute. This release is aimed at helping the fishermen in the five West Sea Islands, who are currently facing a decline in fish resources and illegal fishing by Chinese boats. The city plans to continue this project to restore fishery resources and boost the income of fishermen.
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Ongjin-gun, Incheon City released 220,000 juvenile black rockfish at Daecheongdo Seonjinpo Port on the 13th. The juvenile black rockfish released this time are high-quality seeds produced by the Ongjin-gun Fisheries Seed Research Institute and are over 6cm in total length that have passed disease testing. Black rockfish are a species with a narrow migratory range and are a representative fish species of the West Sea, mainly living in coastal areas with many rocks and reefs and shallow waters. The release of highly consumable black rockfish juveniles is expected to greatly help increase the income of fishermen in the five West Sea Islands who are suffering from depletion of fish resources and illegal fishing by Chinese fishing boats. An ...
Source: Fisheco

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