대한민국 울진군 죽변항 앞바다에서 많이 잡히던 대하,도하대우,닭새우,꽃새우들
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대한민국 울진군 죽변항 앞바다에는
예전 서기 1980년-2010년대 까지만해도
죽변항 밖 바다 100-500m 수심에 백골뱅이 어장이 잘 형성 되어 있어
죽변항의 목선 배들과 남바리온 강원도 아야진항과 주문진항의 많은 어선들이
죽변항에 방을 얻어놓고 조업을 다녔습니다
그때는 주 어획 어종이 백골뱅이였습니다
백골뱅이를 잡는 통발속에 백골뱅이와 새우가 같이 들어있으면
백골뱅이를 골라 꺼집어 내는데 덤으로 잡힌 닭새우(박치기)와 꽃새우가 손을찔러
새우종류는 어부들에겐 매우 귀찮은 생선이였습니다
그시절 죽변항 어판장에는 백골뱅이가 대량 위판 경매되어 산더미로 쌓이고
하루에 백골뱅이를 가고트럭 5t트럭 3-4대가 싣고 나갔습니다
백골뱅이 전성시대 였지요
또한 이때는 새우는 살 사람도 상인도 매매할 판로도 없었습니다
친한 어부들이 그냥 먹으라고 몇가구 많이 가져다 주거나 바다에 버렸습니다
70여년전 1955년정도 내 어릴때는 울진군 원남면 오산앞바다에서
대하를 많이 잡았습니다
대하 도하새우는 그시절에는 크기가 매우 큰걸로 기억합니다
앞집 오동나무집 할머나께서 헛간에 대하(도하새우)만 사서 많이 모아서
일본 상인이와서 수출로 가져갔습니다
이때 마당에 친구들하고 놀다가 할머니가 자리를 비우면
대하 도하새우를 1-2마리들고 냅다 뛰어 도망갔지요
붙잡히면 삼베 꼬장주를 입은 할머니가 머리에 올라타고 오줌을 설설 눴버립니다
그시절 나와 우리 친구 아이들은 소꼿밑에 깔고 오줌싼다 하면 제일 무서워 했지요
그때는 대게도 엄청 컷고 러시아 킹크렙 닮은 왕게는 어린아이마큼 엄첫 컸지요
이때는 왕게와 털게 (짚신게)가 많이 잡혔습니다
특히 1980년대까지도 광어를 잡으려고 작은 목선으로 저인망 고대구리를 끌면
부퉁게라 부르는 왕게가 그물속에 많이들어 손으로 끄집어 낼려니 왕게가시가 손을찔러
칼로 저인망 그물을 갈라서 왕게를 버렸지요
지금은 간혹 왕돌암짬 부근 대게 그물에 1-2마리가 잡혀오는데 가격이 15만원 넘습니다
울진군 평해면 구산앞바다 왕돌초 왕돌암짬 왕돌짬이
처음 발견된후 (노 어부들은 오랜 예전부터 알고 있었음)
울진대게 어장으로 이름이 알려졌습니다
왕돌초 줄기가 북동쪽 울릉도로 계속 벝어 있다고 나이많은 노 어부들은 말했지요
이 글을 증명해줄분들은 나이가 많아 돌아가시거나 이제 어부를 은퇴한분이 대부분입니다
어부현종이 대하,(도하새우),닭새우,(박치기),꽃새우를 홈페이지 만들어 전국에 판매를하니
강원도 수산신문기자가 3번을 찿아와 보더니
서울 유명 호텔과 백화점에 아주 비싸게 판매 납품하는걸 보았습니다
수년전 미국 드럼프 대통령님이 한국 방문했을 때 식탁에 도하새우 대하가 올려진 다음부터
가격이 더 폭등하여 금값보다 비싼 다이아몬드 값으로 바싸 졌습니다
Shrimp, crab, rock prawn, and flower shrimp, which were caught in abundance in the waters off Jukbyeon Port in Uljin-gun, South Korea.
In the waters off Jukbyeon Port in Uljin County, South Korea,
until the 1980s and 2010s,
a well-established white snail fishing ground existed in the waters 100-500 meters deep off Jukbyeon Port. Wooden boats from Jukbyeon Port, as well as numerous fishing boats from Ayajin and Jumunjin Ports in southern Gangwon Province,
had moored themselves in Jukbyeon Port and operated their fishing operations. At that time, the main catch was white snails. If white snails and shrimp were caught together in a trap,
while the white snails were being removed, the additional rock lobsters (head lobsters) and flower lobsters would prick the hands.
Shrimp was a major nuisance to fishermen. Back then, white snails were auctioned in large quantities at the Jukbyeon Port fish market, piling up in heaps.
Three to four 5-ton trucks would haul out white snails each day. It was the golden age of the white snail.
Also, at that time, there were no buyers, no merchants, and no outlets for shrimp. Fishermen I knew would either bring large quantities to a few households to eat, or simply throw them into the sea.
About 70 years ago, around 1955, when I was a child, we caught a lot of shrimp off the coast of Osan, Wonnam-myeon, Uljin-gun. I remember the shrimp and the sea snails were very large back then. The grandmother of the house across the street, the paulownia tree house, would buy only shrimp (sea snails) in the shed and gather them in large quantities.
A Japanese merchant would come and take them for export. At that time, when I was playing in the yard with my friends, if my grandmother was away,
I would run away with one or two shrimps. If I was caught, the grandmother, wearing a hempen hat, would climb on my head and urinate on me.
Back then, my friends and I were most afraid of anything that peed under a snail. Snow crabs were also huge back then, and the king crab, which resembled a Russian king crab, was a sight to behold. I was as young as a child.
At that time, king crabs and hairy crabs (straw shoe crabs) were caught in abundance.
Especially, until the 1980s, when trawl nets were pulled in small wooden boats to catch flatfish,
king crabs called "butungge" (short for "butung crab") would get caught in large numbers in the nets. When trying to pull them out by hand, the crab spines would prick your hands,
so you'd have to cut the trawl net with a knife and throw the crabs away.
Nowadays, one or two crabs are occasionally caught in the nets near Wangdolamjam, selling for over 150,000 won.
Wangdolcho, Wangdolamjam, Wangdoljam, off the coast of Gusan, Pyeonghae-myeon, Uljin-gun
After it was first discovered (older fishermen had known about it for a long time),
it became known as a snow crab fishing ground in Uljin.
Older fishermen said that the Wangdolcho stems continued to extend northeast to Ulleungdo Island.
Most of those who can attest to this claim are either old or retired fishermen.
Fisherman Hyeonjong We created a website to sell prawns, (Doha shrimp), rock prawns, (Parkchigi), and flower shrimp nationwide. A reporter from the Gangwon-do Fisheries Newspaper visited us three times and found that we were selling them at extremely high prices to famous hotels and department stores in Seoul. Several years ago, when US President Trump visited Korea, Doha shrimp and prawns were served on the table. Since then, their prices have skyrocketed, reaching prices comparable to diamonds, more expensive than gold.
예전 서기 1980년-2010년대 까지만해도
죽변항 밖 바다 100-500m 수심에 백골뱅이 어장이 잘 형성 되어 있어
죽변항의 목선 배들과 남바리온 강원도 아야진항과 주문진항의 많은 어선들이
죽변항에 방을 얻어놓고 조업을 다녔습니다
그때는 주 어획 어종이 백골뱅이였습니다
백골뱅이를 잡는 통발속에 백골뱅이와 새우가 같이 들어있으면
백골뱅이를 골라 꺼집어 내는데 덤으로 잡힌 닭새우(박치기)와 꽃새우가 손을찔러
새우종류는 어부들에겐 매우 귀찮은 생선이였습니다
그시절 죽변항 어판장에는 백골뱅이가 대량 위판 경매되어 산더미로 쌓이고
하루에 백골뱅이를 가고트럭 5t트럭 3-4대가 싣고 나갔습니다
백골뱅이 전성시대 였지요
또한 이때는 새우는 살 사람도 상인도 매매할 판로도 없었습니다
친한 어부들이 그냥 먹으라고 몇가구 많이 가져다 주거나 바다에 버렸습니다
70여년전 1955년정도 내 어릴때는 울진군 원남면 오산앞바다에서
대하를 많이 잡았습니다
대하 도하새우는 그시절에는 크기가 매우 큰걸로 기억합니다
앞집 오동나무집 할머나께서 헛간에 대하(도하새우)만 사서 많이 모아서
일본 상인이와서 수출로 가져갔습니다
이때 마당에 친구들하고 놀다가 할머니가 자리를 비우면
대하 도하새우를 1-2마리들고 냅다 뛰어 도망갔지요
붙잡히면 삼베 꼬장주를 입은 할머니가 머리에 올라타고 오줌을 설설 눴버립니다
그시절 나와 우리 친구 아이들은 소꼿밑에 깔고 오줌싼다 하면 제일 무서워 했지요
그때는 대게도 엄청 컷고 러시아 킹크렙 닮은 왕게는 어린아이마큼 엄첫 컸지요
이때는 왕게와 털게 (짚신게)가 많이 잡혔습니다
특히 1980년대까지도 광어를 잡으려고 작은 목선으로 저인망 고대구리를 끌면
부퉁게라 부르는 왕게가 그물속에 많이들어 손으로 끄집어 낼려니 왕게가시가 손을찔러
칼로 저인망 그물을 갈라서 왕게를 버렸지요
지금은 간혹 왕돌암짬 부근 대게 그물에 1-2마리가 잡혀오는데 가격이 15만원 넘습니다
울진군 평해면 구산앞바다 왕돌초 왕돌암짬 왕돌짬이
처음 발견된후 (노 어부들은 오랜 예전부터 알고 있었음)
울진대게 어장으로 이름이 알려졌습니다
왕돌초 줄기가 북동쪽 울릉도로 계속 벝어 있다고 나이많은 노 어부들은 말했지요
이 글을 증명해줄분들은 나이가 많아 돌아가시거나 이제 어부를 은퇴한분이 대부분입니다
어부현종이 대하,(도하새우),닭새우,(박치기),꽃새우를 홈페이지 만들어 전국에 판매를하니
강원도 수산신문기자가 3번을 찿아와 보더니
서울 유명 호텔과 백화점에 아주 비싸게 판매 납품하는걸 보았습니다
수년전 미국 드럼프 대통령님이 한국 방문했을 때 식탁에 도하새우 대하가 올려진 다음부터
가격이 더 폭등하여 금값보다 비싼 다이아몬드 값으로 바싸 졌습니다
Shrimp, crab, rock prawn, and flower shrimp, which were caught in abundance in the waters off Jukbyeon Port in Uljin-gun, South Korea.
In the waters off Jukbyeon Port in Uljin County, South Korea,
until the 1980s and 2010s,
a well-established white snail fishing ground existed in the waters 100-500 meters deep off Jukbyeon Port. Wooden boats from Jukbyeon Port, as well as numerous fishing boats from Ayajin and Jumunjin Ports in southern Gangwon Province,
had moored themselves in Jukbyeon Port and operated their fishing operations. At that time, the main catch was white snails. If white snails and shrimp were caught together in a trap,
while the white snails were being removed, the additional rock lobsters (head lobsters) and flower lobsters would prick the hands.
Shrimp was a major nuisance to fishermen. Back then, white snails were auctioned in large quantities at the Jukbyeon Port fish market, piling up in heaps.
Three to four 5-ton trucks would haul out white snails each day. It was the golden age of the white snail.
Also, at that time, there were no buyers, no merchants, and no outlets for shrimp. Fishermen I knew would either bring large quantities to a few households to eat, or simply throw them into the sea.
About 70 years ago, around 1955, when I was a child, we caught a lot of shrimp off the coast of Osan, Wonnam-myeon, Uljin-gun. I remember the shrimp and the sea snails were very large back then. The grandmother of the house across the street, the paulownia tree house, would buy only shrimp (sea snails) in the shed and gather them in large quantities.
A Japanese merchant would come and take them for export. At that time, when I was playing in the yard with my friends, if my grandmother was away,
I would run away with one or two shrimps. If I was caught, the grandmother, wearing a hempen hat, would climb on my head and urinate on me.
Back then, my friends and I were most afraid of anything that peed under a snail. Snow crabs were also huge back then, and the king crab, which resembled a Russian king crab, was a sight to behold. I was as young as a child.
At that time, king crabs and hairy crabs (straw shoe crabs) were caught in abundance.
Especially, until the 1980s, when trawl nets were pulled in small wooden boats to catch flatfish,
king crabs called "butungge" (short for "butung crab") would get caught in large numbers in the nets. When trying to pull them out by hand, the crab spines would prick your hands,
so you'd have to cut the trawl net with a knife and throw the crabs away.
Nowadays, one or two crabs are occasionally caught in the nets near Wangdolamjam, selling for over 150,000 won.
Wangdolcho, Wangdolamjam, Wangdoljam, off the coast of Gusan, Pyeonghae-myeon, Uljin-gun
After it was first discovered (older fishermen had known about it for a long time),
it became known as a snow crab fishing ground in Uljin.
Older fishermen said that the Wangdolcho stems continued to extend northeast to Ulleungdo Island.
Most of those who can attest to this claim are either old or retired fishermen.
Fisherman Hyeonjong We created a website to sell prawns, (Doha shrimp), rock prawns, (Parkchigi), and flower shrimp nationwide. A reporter from the Gangwon-do Fisheries Newspaper visited us three times and found that we were selling them at extremely high prices to famous hotels and department stores in Seoul. Several years ago, when US President Trump visited Korea, Doha shrimp and prawns were served on the table. Since then, their prices have skyrocketed, reaching prices comparable to diamonds, more expensive than gold.
