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Home›Green Marine›Crab season renews feuds in Yellow Sea
Green Marine

May 3, 2005 · about 21 years ago

Crab season renews feuds in Yellow Sea

Lately, the fishermen living near this island complain that they have little to do but that complain. Fishermen near Yeongpyeongdo, South Korea’s northernmost island off the west coast, say their spring crab catch is being depleted by Chinese fishing boats operating near the Northern Limit Line, the

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Lately, the fishermen living near this island complain that they have little to do but that complain. Fishermen near Yeongpyeongdo, South Korea’s northernmost island off the west coast, say their spring crab catch is being depleted by Chinese fishing boats operating near the Northern Limit Line, the maritime border with North Korea. On Sunday, some of them decided it was time to do something about it.

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