CATDOLL : CATDOLL: The family of snappers is huge and they hunt quickly. What are the common types of sea snappers when fishing?

The family of snappers is huge and they hunt quickly. What are the common types of sea snappers when fishing?

Black porgy

Black porgy is also known as black porgy. It is oval in shape, dark gray in color, and can weigh up to four or five kilograms. Black porgy likes to swim in reefs or sandy and muddy waters, and often forages in harbors and coastal reefs. It likes to eat snails, shellfish, and cephalopods. Although the body of black porgy is black, the fish is transparent white. It tastes tender and juicy, and has a distinct sweet and smooth taste.

Rock Bream

Stone bream, also known as striped stone bream, has a high and flat body, a short and oval tail. Stone bream mainly lives in coastal areas and is an omnivorous bottom fish. Its main food is shrimp, insects, and small fish, as well as algae. Stone bream has a particularly prominent difference from other bream in appearance, that is, stone bream has black and white stripes. Because it is difficult to catch, it is very expensive. Winter and autumn are the best seasons to eat stone bream. At this time, stone bream is plump and tender. It is very good whether steamed or sliced ​​for hot pot.

Bigeye snapper

Bigeye snapper is also a type of snapper. As the name suggests, bigeye snapper has big eyes, and its body is slender and slightly flat, with a beautiful red body color. Bigeye snapper belongs to warm water bottom fish, mainly distributed in tropical and subtropical waters. In addition, bigeye snapper often swims in the deep waters of islands to hunt, feeding on shrimps, crabs, and small fish. In terms of eating value, bigeye snapper has tender meat, rich nutrition, and is very delicious. It is very suitable for cooking methods such as teriyaki and salt grilling, especially for hot pot restaurants. It is very delicious.

Good fishing frequency

Northwest wind and strong wind, fish living in acidic and alkaline waters are active when north wind and strong wind are blowing; fish living in alkaline waters prefer the early cool and south-west wind. Ponds near the village (or by the river) have richer water quality and are mostly acidic and alkaline. It is advisable to choose north wind and strong wind weather to fish here, and the fishing effect is good. You can also fish in water conservancy hubs and lakes away from the village, because the water quality here is cleaner, less polluted, and alkaline, so you can choose to go fishing in south wind and south-west wind weather.

Black porgy, a representative of the family, is also known as black porgy, black porgy, sea porgy, and black porgy. The most obvious difference between the Australian black porgy, commonly known as white v (wax), and the black porgy is that there is no black vertical band on the side of the body, and it is silver-gray. The yellowfin porgy is also known as the yellow-legged porgy, with a small part of the dorsal fin, anal fin and the edge of the caudal fin gray-black, and most of the pelvic fin, anal fin and the lower lobe of the caudal fin are yellow.

The types of bream generally include: bronze bream, Danube bream, Irish bream, softmouth fish, bream, etc. When sea fishing, you need to choose a suitable location according to different types.

Black spiny sea bream, Australian black sea bream, yellowfin sea bream, flat sea bream, true sea bream, South Sea black sea bream, etc. These are all relatively common species.