So that the sea can recover, do not catch black sea bream for a month in May in South Korea

게시됨 2023년 5월 1일

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The article highlights the initiation of the ban on catching black sea bream from May 1 to 31, with penalties including fines of up to 20 million won or two years in prison for violators. This measure, aimed at protecting mother fish during their spawning season and young fish during growth, is in compliance with the Fisheries Resources Management Act. Additionally, a ban on mackerel from May 4th to June 3rd is in place, along with a taboo period for seven species of aquatic organisms in May. Violations of these fishing bans can result in significant fines or imprisonment.

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[Reporter Lee Jin-woo of The Korean Rural Newspaper] Fishermen fined 20 million won in case of violation of the ban Mackerel runs from May 4th to June 3rd 7 kinds of Spanish mackerel, mackerel, and lobster are also available from this month Starting from this month, if black sea bream is caught for one month, fishermen will be fined 20 million won or imprisoned for up to two years, and beer businesses such as anglers will be fined 800,000 won. This is because the ban on black sea bream is enforced from May 1 to 31 according to the Fisheries Resources Management Act. The Ministry of Maritime Affairs and Fisheries announced that it would enforce a ban on black sea bream this month in accordance with the Fisheries Resources Management Act as a measure to protect mother fish during the spawning season and young fish during the growing season. Black sea bream lays eggs mainly in May. Mackerel is banned for one month from May 4th to June 3rd. The Ministry of Maritime Affairs and ...

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