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Sea fishing around Yongho-dong
Korean name용호동일대 바다낚시
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The Yongho-dong pier is a protruding landform located between Suyeong Bay and Busan Port, with the iconic Onyeoldo islands directly in front. Fishing is primarily conducted from the rocky shores of Igidae, which border Suyeong Bay, as well as from the rocky shores of Onyeoldo, and from the breakwater in front of Sinseondae, which is the northern breakwater of Busan Port. Igidae is a popular spot due to its extensive rocky terrain and wide fishing area, where fish like black seabream, rockfish, threadfin bream, and sand smelt can be caught.
Oryukdo Island offers fishing opportunities for various species, including sea bass, threadfin bream, flounder, and rockfish, and night fishing is possible in certain areas. The surrounding waters are known for sea bream and other fish that can be caught with longline fishing. Due to the lack of dedicated docking facilities, access to Oryukdo Island by fishing boat is only possible when the waves are calm. When conditions are favorable, boats can dock, allowing anglers to disembark and fish. Fishing boats typically depart from Yongho Pier and head to nearby rocky areas or islands, including Oryukdo, which serve as popular fishing spots.
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