Where are the main producing areas of sea bass? Detailed introduction to the distribution of producing areas
Sea bass is also known as spotted sea bass, sea bass board, huazhai, sea bass fry, seven-star sea bass, etc. There are generally four species commonly called sea bass, namely sea bass, largemouth bass, river perch and four-gill bass. They are fierce by nature and feed on fish and shrimp. They are one of the common economic fish and one of the main species for developing aquaculture. Let's take a look below at where these sea bass are produced!
Distribution of sea bass producing areas
Sea bass, also known as saltwater bass, is different from freshwater bass. It is larger in size and is divided into white bass and black bass. It is widely distributed in the ocean, in both the Pacific Ocean and the Atlantic Ocean. Among them, the Sea of Japan, the Yellow Sea and the Bohai Sea in Asia are the main producing areas. The west coast of the United States and the Peru fishing grounds in South America also produce sea bass, as well as the North Sea fishing grounds in the United Kingdom and the Mediterranean and other places.
Distribution of largemouth bass producing areas
Largemouth bass, also called California bass, is a worldwide sport fishing fish of the genus Micropterus in the family Centrarchidae. It is native to North America and is distributed in the United States, Canada and Mexico. Taiwan, China introduced this fish from abroad in the late 1970s and succeeded in artificial breeding in 1983. It was introduced to Guangdong Province in the same year. Guangdong Province is the main breeding area for largemouth bass, with annual output accounting for more than 60% of domestic total output.
Distribution of river perch producing areas
River perch, also known as five-striped perch, is a carnivorous and fierce freshwater fish. It is distributed in the temperate and cold zones of Eurasia. In China, it is only produced in the **Irtysh River and Ulungur River basins. In Russia, it is a very important fishing target. The natural output in northern **China is very large.
Distribution of four-gill bass producing areas
Four-gill bass, namely Songjiang bass, is a nearshore shallow-sea fish. It generally grows and fattens in freshwater river areas connected to the sea. After sexual maturity, it descends the river into the sea to spawn, and the young fish return to freshwater rivers to live. It is distributed in the Yellow Sea, Bohai Sea and East China Sea. It is a valuable edible fish, a national second-class aquatic wildlife protected animal, the last rare aristocrat among fish, ranking first among the “four famous freshwater fish of China”, and has the reputation of being the “number one famous fish in Jiangnan”.