
Pagrus major
A striking pink-red bream with blue speckles, celebrated in Korea and Japan as an auspicious, premium food fish. It patrols reefs and drop-offs, feeding on crustaceans, shellfish and small fish. Tai-rubber jigs, bottom bait rigs and drifted shrimp are effective offshore.
| Min. Length | 24 cm |
10 – 100 m
Tai-rubber jigs (tai-raba), bottom rigs with shrimp or crab, and slow jigs over reefs and drop-offs.
Outstanding; prized sashimi and grilled fish with tender, sweet white flesh that ranks among the finest in Korean and Japanese cuisine.
Distinguished from black seabream by its rosy-pink body and blue spots tipped with gold on the upper flanks; black seabream is grey-silver with dark vertical bars.
10 kg