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Where to catch Yellowfin Seabream in Taiwan

Most records: New Taipei, Kaohsiung and Taoyuan (36 of 56 records at 26 spots).

Yellowfin Seabream (Acanthopagrus latus), known in Taiwan as 黃鰭棘鯛, reference photo
Acanthopagrus latus · reference photo

October has the most dated records (30 of 135); the three-hour window with the most records is 15:00–18:00 (40).

Local Taiwan name: 黃鰭棘鯛. Scientific name: Acanthopagrus latus. This page is based on DudeFishinG aggregated catch records.

56
public spot-ranking sample
26
Taiwan spots with records
154
records with timing analysis
135
records with monthly analysis

Search answer

Where
The public indexable-spot ranking contains 56 DudeFishinG records across 26 Taiwan spots. Top local spot names include 公司田溪出海口, 淡水河, 下罟子漁港, 淡水第一漁港, 永安漁港.
Time
The densest three-hour window is 15:00-18:00 with 40 records; the single-hour peak is 16:00.
Tide
Records with tide labels: rising tide 36, falling tide 41. This is a distribution, not a guarantee.
Bait
Common bait/lure labels: Live/white shrimp (15 records, 12 anglers), Krill (10 records, 8 anglers), Ragworm (10 records, 6 anglers), Shrimp-pattern soft plastic (10 records, 5 anglers), Soft plastic (6 records, 5 anglers).

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.

Records by county

56 records

Counted from the same public spot ranking as the answer above. A county with more records may simply have more anglers using the App.

  1. New Taipei 新北市 · 22 records at 4 spots
  2. Kaohsiung 高雄市 · 7 records at 4 spots
  3. Taoyuan 桃園市 · 7 records at 2 spots
  4. Tainan 臺南市 · 6 records at 5 spots
  5. Taichung 臺中市 · 5 records at 2 spots
  6. Miaoli 苗栗縣 · 3 records at 3 spots
  7. Yunlin 雲林縣 · 2 records at 2 spots
  8. Changhua 彰化縣 · 1 record at 1 spot

Records by month

135 dated records

Catch dates of location-checked records, all years combined. Counts also rise and fall with how many anglers log catches each month, so a quiet month is not proof the fish is absent.

  • Jan5
  • Feb2
  • Mar8
  • Apr9
  • May14
  • Jun16
  • Jul16
  • Aug13
  • Sep6
  • Oct30
  • Nov14
  • Dec2

Taiwan spot records

26 spots

Local spot names are shown in Traditional Chinese until reviewed English place names are available.

Timing and environment signals

154 records
Peak window

15:00-18:00 · 40 records.

Record type

Descriptive distribution from historical uploads. It does not predict your next trip by itself.

Month with the most records

October, in the monthly sample above.

Fishing methods

Shore lure casting 72, Float/rock (fukase) fishing 60, Bottom fishing 40.

Frequently asked

Where has Yellowfin Seabream been recorded in Taiwan?

The public indexable-spot ranking contains 56 Yellowfin Seabream records across 26 Taiwan spots. It only counts indexable spots and each spot's published leading species, so it is not the all-site historical total. The strongest local ranking records include 公司田溪出海口, 淡水河, 下罟子漁港, 淡水第一漁港, 永安漁港.

What time was Yellowfin Seabream most often recorded?

In DudeFishinG records, the densest three-hour window is 15:00-18:00 with 40 records. This is a historical distribution, not a catch guarantee.

What bait labels appear with Yellowfin Seabream?

The most common bait or lure labels in the records are Live/white shrimp (15 records, 12 anglers), Krill (10 records, 8 anglers), Ragworm (10 records, 6 anglers), Shrimp-pattern soft plastic (10 records, 5 anglers), Soft plastic (6 records, 5 anglers).

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 黃鰭棘鯛 fish data (Traditional Chinese).

Save spots and record catches in the App

Keep this English page as the reviewed terminology and data reference. The DudeFishinG App can be used to save Taiwan spots and record catches, but its interface and most community content are currently in Traditional Chinese.

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Sources and methodology

Taiwan fishing data from DudeFishinG first-party catch records · English pilot with reviewed common and scientific names.