Hwangtaeho is a fishing company located at 15 Bonsan-ro, Yeongdo-gu, Busan. Operated by CEO Hwang Tae-seung, it primarily engages in coastal pot fishing. The company operates as a small-scale business with 1 to 4 employees.

Business Areas

• Coastal Pot Fishing: Hwangtaeho primarily operates in coastal pot fishing, which involves fishing in waters not far from the coast using a gear called a pot. Pots are made by covering a fixed frame with a net or wire mesh and use bait to attract target organisms.

Products

• Octopus: Coastal pot fishing is primarily used for catching octopus. Octopus can be fished year-round along the coasts of Gangwon-do and Gyeongsangbuk-do, and are caught using square pots employed by pot fishing vessels.
• Shrimp and Blue Crab: Shrimp and blue crabs are also caught through coastal pot fishing. Specifically, 'buk-hyeong' pots are used for catching blue crabs, and shrimp are also one of the main species caught with pots.
• Conger Eel: Conger eels, which are sensitive to bait and do not have strong swimming power, are also a primary target for coastal pot fishing. Pots are an effective gear for catching species like conger eels.

Special Notes

• Maintaining high freshness of catches: Fish caught through coastal pot fishing are mostly undamaged, maintaining high freshness. This is advantageous for enhancing the quality of catches and securing market competitiveness.
• Relatively low labor and high profitability: Coastal pot fishing is known as one of the fishing methods where even novice fishermen can achieve high profits with relatively low labor. It has the advantages of a simple gear structure and low fuel consumption.

Recruitment Information

• Main Hiring Positions: It is expected to primarily recruit for fishing production and skilled positions.

💡 A Word from JobPloy
Hwangtaeho is a small-scale coastal pot fishing company located in Yeongdo-gu, Busan. It primarily catches octopus, shrimp, and blue crabs, with the advantage of high freshness of its catches. Foreign workers interested in the fishing industry can expect to experience relatively stable fishing activities, although physical labor may be involved.