What are the characteristics of the living habits of the sea bass?

The sea bass prefers to inhabit estuaries with brackish water, and can also live in freshwater. Its habitat is mainly distributed in the western Pacific Ocean, along the coast of China and in freshwater bodies connected to the sea; it is found in all of these, with more in the East China Sea and the Bohai Sea. It has a fierce feeding habit, feeding on fish and shrimp. It is one of the common economic fish species and is also a species developed for marine aquaculture. The main producing areas are Qingdao, Shidao, Qinhuangdao and the Zhoushan Islands, among other places.

The sea bass is an omnivorous fish and likes to eat small hupian fish, small yellow croaker, small squid, cuttlefish, sea shrimp, squid, sandworm, saury, earthworm, sea cockroach, rock worm, grass worm, silkworm worm, etc. The body of the sea bass is elongated and silver-gray, with a large mouth and laterally compressed body, a protruding lower jaw, and small black spots on both sides of the dorsal fin. It inhabits coastal waters, is fierce by nature, and likes to chase and pounce on small fish, sea shrimp, and insects that fall into the water. This fish can reach as much as 20 to 30 kg; its egg-carrying capacity reaches around 100 million eggs; the flesh of the sea bass is tender and plump, with few bones, plenty of meat and no fishy smell, making it a valuable food fish.

The sea bass is a pelagic marine fish, fierce and swift by nature, and can prey on various small sea fish and sea shrimp. For angling, waters in offshore bays can be chosen. Among these, the Yellow Sea and Bohai Sea have quite a lot. From May to October each year is a good season for sea fishing for sea bass, and autumn is the golden season for catching sea bass; in spring, as the weather warms, the sea bass leaves the deep-sea waters and comes to estuaries and bays to feed; after the beginning of summer, the sea bass likes to go to the waters near estuaries to spawn, feed and fatten up.