1, fallfish:

The body of the fish is extended and slender, laterally compressed. Both jaws extend forward in a short beak-like manner, with the lower jaw more prominent than the upper. The dorsal and anal fins are located behind the body, both without hard spines, and both have small detached fins behind them; the dorsal fin has 10 to 12 soft bars and 6 to 7 small detached fins.

2. Flounder:

Flounder is the collective name for the flounder. It has no swim bladder and feeds on worms, crustaceans and other animals. It belongs to the phylum of Spinifex and the order Platyhelminthes in the taxonomy.

3, salmon:

Also known as salmon, salmon, salmon, belonging to the order Scleractinia, salmon, salmon, mainly distributed in the Atlantic Ocean and the Pacific Ocean, the Arctic Ocean junction of the waters, belong to the cold water of the highly migratory fish.

4, turbot:

The turbot is commonly known as the European flounder, belongs to the bony fish class plaice flounder family turbot genus of marine demersal fish. Doppelmayr is native to the European Atlantic waters, mostly distributed in cold water waters.

5, grouper:

Grouper, also known as grouper, chopped fish, fish, because of its body color stripes and colorful spots and named. Among the higher economic value and more common species are red spot grouper, salmon spot grouper, cloudy grouper and reticulated grouper.

6, blackheads:

Blackheads blackheads for the blackheads of the blackhead family, also known as black rock bass, blackheads, black cod, pompano. The body is long, laterally compressed, generally 20-30 centimeters in length, weighing 100-300 grams, perennial blackheads as large as 10 kilograms.

7, horse mackerel:

Mackerel belongs to the Cyprinidae marine fish, its body length of about one meter, the body is long and slender and covered with fish scales. Gray-green belly slightly silver, 7-8 gray spots under the ribs, teeth as sharp as a knife blade.