어제 친 그물 올려보니 고기가 다닥다닥../ 작업자들 휘청거리게 할 대박 터졌다! 이게 다 얼마야? /극한직업 / #바다다큐

Due to recent global warming, yellowtail catches along the East Sea have surged, and Goseong, Gangwon Province, has recently become a leading yellowtail producer. In particular, the Yeonggangho in Daejin Port, located at the northernmost tip of the East Sea, begins fishing at 4 a.m., before dawn. Unlike Jeju Island, where yellowtail is caught using single-line fishing, Gangwon Province uses set nets. These nets, 300 meters long and weighing over a ton, are hoisted by crane. Will these laboriously hauled nets truly be filled with the yellowtail the fishers have been waiting for? A yellowtail farm in Tongyeong, Gyeongsangnam-do. In this 10,000-square-meter farm, some 5,000 yellowtail are growing in size, ready for shipment. Wild yellowtail caught in the middle of summer have already grown into giant yellowtail weighing over 10 kg! These yellowtail, capable of consuming a staggering 18 tons of feed in just three days, are so massive and powerful that even adult men struggle to handle them. As the large yellowtail boasts a high price, the workers also manage the farms with extreme care. The fish farm in Pohang, Gyeongsangbuk-do, is also overflowing with seasonal yellowtail. It's said to be a place where wild yellowtail is temporarily stored before being shipped to wholesalers and retailers. On the day when orders for yellowtail arrive at the fish market, workers scoop up the large yellowtail one by one with a net and race towards the live fish truck. The large yellowtail destined for sashimi must be delivered alive, with no bruises, so it's a race against time. Let's take a look at the struggles to produce the most delicious yellowtail. ※ Extreme Job - Winter's Gift - Sanghwang Mushrooms and Yellowtail (2019.12.11)