大八卦釣蝦場 - Fengshan District

KTV equipment is ok Food is ok But the two spaces at the end of the open-air parking lot A lattice with two square slates Can you remove it.... Otherwise, just cross out the box Yesterday, three victims suffered damage to their front guards...

If it's rotten enough, I haven't measured the water depth, so I'll make a list by myself. The service attitude is also bad enough, really bad to burst

Poor attitude. Shrimp fishing is not allowed The guest has confiscated the rod. There is the shrimp pond Problems I have to wait for you to walk over Don’t open it if you’re afraid of people fishing, keep staring there The tone is bad, as if owing him money Shrimp fishing is already good, I don’t want to think about how much tuition paid by previous guests Really bad

I brought my girlfriend from the mainland to see the Taiwanese shrimp fishing farm. Every shrimp I caught was very big. My girlfriend had a great time eating shrimp, and she also ate a lot ??‍♂️

The day before yesterday, I went to this shrimp fishing farm closest to my home for the first time at ten o'clock in the evening on Monday. Since three months ago, I like to fish for shrimps and go everywhere. This is the 12th time I came here. Fishing for two hours each time. Although I have some experience, I still haven't got the essence of shrimp fishing. This shrimp fishing field combines a restaurant and KTV. Good venue, clean environment, big pool, good water quality, parking lot, good parking. Upon arrival, the whole shrimp fishing field was empty and no one was fishing. This is how the same thing? Is the popularity so bad? Ok! Since it's here, let's catch it, right? There are some bad comments about this shrimp fishing farm on the Internet. Come and take a look. I just went to get the net, and I was not ready yet, so I opened the order and started timing. Sure enough, like bad reviews! A male waiter, with a cold attitude, asked him to ignore everything. Two times I put shrimp on the hour, only two, and I dare to charge such a fee. It's like bad reviews again. The fee is 200 yuan for the first hour and 150 yuan thereafter. The amount of shrimp is very small. This situation It is the same as another shrimp fishing farm in Chishan with three characters, big XX. They are only going to let the guests catch 1-2 animals an hour. But the shrimps of that one is big, but this one is small. Basically, shrimp fishing farms of this kind are already in a vicious circle, and they will only get smaller. Regarding the profit made on each shrimp fishing customer, the cost is saved and the amount of shrimp is small. If the guests can't catch it, they won't want to go again. If the business is not good, it is even more reluctant to put more shrimp. There are many shrimp fishing grounds like this in Kaohsiung. Going here to fish for prawns is a waste of time and money, but there is no sense of accomplishment. Only four small ones were caught in two hours. Of course, I won't visit again in the future.

Freshwater prawns (scientific name: Macrobrachium rosenbergii; Thai: กุ้งก้ามกราม), also known as Thai shrimp, Thai prawns, Macrobrachium rosenbergii, and Roche prawns, are the most widely distributed freshwater prawns and have a very important economy value. This species is native to Southeast Asia from the Indian Ocean to the Pacific Ocean to northern Australia. Currently, there are large-scale farms in Pingsha Town, Doumen District and Xinhui District in Zhuhai City, Guangdong Province, and Ligang and Yanpu in Pingtung, Taiwan. Although this species is a freshwater prawn species, its larvae must live in a salty water junction with a certain degree of salinity; once the prawns grow up and leave the plankton stage, they can live in a freshwater environment. Freshwater long-armed prawns are widely distributed. The origins are India, Vietnam, Thailand, New Guinea, Myanmar, Malaysia and western Oceania. In 1960, Dr. Lin Shaowen, a fishery expert from the Republic of China to the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization and the Taiwan Agricultural Rehabilitation Association, completed artificial reproduction. In 1970, Taiwan shrimp seedlings were donated to start the era of artificial cultivation of Thai shrimp in Taiwan. They were important fishery products in Taiwan along with grass shrimp and white shrimp. Later, they were introduced into mainland China, Japan, South Korea, Cambodia, Hawaii, and the Caribbean due to cultivation. Freshwater prawns are mainly distributed in Asia and North America.