South Korea: Research using biologging technology in the habitat of bluefin trout

Published 2022년 3월 14일

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The National Academy of Fisheries Science is investigating the habitat of bluefin trout in the West Sea using 'Bio-logging' technology. This involves attaching a small recorder to the trout to record water depth and temperature. The Academy has released 10 bluefin redfish with electronic labels and previously released 1,068 trout with conventional markers to recover the trout population. The Ministry of Oceans and Fisheries and the Aquarium have been promoting an aquatic resource recovery project since 2007, managing bluefin trout as a target species for the total allowable catch, with the stock recovering to 2,054 tons as of 2020.
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The National Academy of Fisheries Science (President Dong-shik Woo) announced on the 3rd that it will investigate the habitat of bluefin trout in the West Sea by using ‘Bio-logging’ technology, which precisely investigates the ecology by attaching a small recorder to marine life. Last month, the West Sea Fisheries Research Institute of the Agricultural Institute released 10 bluefin redfish with electronic labels from the waters near Heuksan Island, Sinan-gun, Jeollanam-do. The electronic marker has a built-in sensor, so the water depth and water temperature of the sea area where the red skate moves are stored at regular intervals. From 2007 to last year, the West Sea Fisheries Research Institute of the Agricultural Institute released 1,068 trout with conventional markers to the waters near Heuksan Island to recover their resources. A total of 47 have been recaptured so far. However, the conventional markers can confirm the size and weight of the trout, but there is a limit to ...
Source: Fisheco

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