Blackhead Seabream in Taiwan fishing records
Local Taiwan name: 黑棘鯛. Scientific name: Acanthopagrus schlegelii. This page is based on DudeFishinG aggregated catch records, not a machine-translated article.
Other English names in the catalog: Black Porgy.
Search answer
- Where
- The public indexable-spot ranking contains 97 DudeFishinG records across 54 Taiwan spots. Top local spot names include 安平漁港, 公司田溪出海口, 布袋漁港, 淡水河, 鹽水溪.
- Time
- The densest three-hour window is 16:00-19:00 with 45 records; the single-hour peak is 16:00.
- Tide
- Records with tide labels: rising tide 48, falling tide 40. This is a distribution, not a guarantee.
- Bait
- Common bait/lure labels: Live/white shrimp, Krill, Ragworm, 螺. Some unmatched long-tail local/user-entered names are shown in their original Traditional Chinese.
- Water color
- 81 records have satellite water-color context; the largest bucket is yellow-brown.
Scope note: the spot ranking only counts indexable spots and each spot's published leading species. Time, month, method and measurement sections use their own field-completeness filters and show separate sample counts.
Local spot names are shown in Traditional Chinese until reviewed English place names are available.
16:00-19:00 · 45 records.
Descriptive distribution from historical uploads. It does not predict your next trip by itself.
Month 10 has the largest bucket in the current monthly distribution.
Float/rock (fukase) fishing 75, Shore lure casting 46, Close-quarters (maeuchi/hechi) 22.
Data boundary
This English page intentionally stays narrow: it uses first-party aggregated records, reviewed English fish names, and visible sample counts. It does not translate Chinese guide prose, infer unverified regulations, or promise catches. For the full Chinese page, see 黑棘鯛 fish data.
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