1. Boss fish

Inhabits the sandy bottom in colder sea areas. It is often buried shallowly in the sand, with its eyes and blowholes exposed. It lurks during the day and moves at night to look for food. The leading edges of juveniles and female adults are slightly wavy and the snout is slightly protruding; the leading edges of male adults are very wavy and the snout is significantly protruding. The tail is broad and flat, with well-developed side pleats.

2. Salmon

Also known as salmon, salmon, and salmon, it belongs to the class Teleost, order Salmoniformes, and genus Salmon. It is mainly distributed in the Atlantic, Pacific, and Arctic oceans. The waters at the junction are cold-water, highly migratory fish, and are known as the "King of the Ice Sea" by the international food industry.

3. Yellow croaker

It is one of China's important economic fishes and is a unique endemic species in China. It is widely distributed from the Yellow Sea in the north to the south, through the East China Sea and the Taiwan Strait, and to the south. East of Leizhou Peninsula in the South China Sea. This fish is a warm-temperature migratory fish that often inhabits the middle and lower layers of the offshore sea within a water depth of 60 meters.

4. Anglerfish

It is a deep-sea fish that is found on the seabed at a depth of 50 meters to 100 meters in the temperate oceans of the world. It is found in the coastal waters of my country. There are more than 250 species of anglerfish known to mankind. Some people call it "sea ghost fish" because of its unique appearance.

5. Spanish mackerel

The scientific name is "blue-spotted Spanish mackerel". my country's Bohai Sea, Yellow Sea, East China Sea and the offshore waters of North Korea are its main distribution areas. Its body is smooth and delicate, with a spindle shape, generally 0.3 to 0.5 meters long, and up to 1 meter in length. Its back is blue-black, covered with blue spots, and its abdomen is silver-gray. It is used to floating close to the water surface, and its tail fin and The dorsal fin is usually exposed.