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| 1 | +created_by: chunho6905 |
| 2 | +version: 3 |
| 3 | +domain: fishing |
| 4 | +document_outline: >- |
| 5 | + Comprehensive knowledge about West Sea squid including their habitat |
| 6 | + preferences, seasonal patterns, living depths, and feeding habits. This |
| 7 | + information helps anglers understand squid behavior for more successful |
| 8 | + fishing. |
| 9 | +seed_examples: |
| 10 | + - context: >- |
| 11 | + Information about the basic characteristics of squid in the West Sea. This |
| 12 | + focuses on their habitat preferences and location patterns. |
| 13 | + questions_and_answers: |
| 14 | + - question: Where are the primary habitats of squid in the West Sea? |
| 15 | + answer: >- |
| 16 | + Squid in the West Sea primarily inhabit the coastal waters around |
| 17 | + Incheon, Yeongheung Island, Deokjeok Island, Taean, and Boryeong. They |
| 18 | + show a strong preference for areas with rocky and gravelly bottoms at |
| 19 | + depths of 10-20 meters, particularly favoring locations with uneven |
| 20 | + bottom structures that provide natural shelter. |
| 21 | + - question: How do seasonal changes affect squid habitat selection? |
| 22 | + answer: |- |
| 23 | + Squid in the West Sea change their habitat preferences seasonally: |
| 24 | + - Spring: Move to shallow coastal waters (5-10m) for breeding |
| 25 | + - Summer: Retreat to deeper waters (15-20m) to avoid high temperatures |
| 26 | + - Fall: Return to medium depths (10-15m) for active feeding |
| 27 | + - Winter: Stay in deeper offshore waters for protection |
| 28 | + - question: What bottom features do squid prefer in their habitat? |
| 29 | + answer: |- |
| 30 | + Squid prefer habitats with: |
| 31 | + 1. Rocky or gravelly bottom structure |
| 32 | + 2. Natural or artificial reefs |
| 33 | + 3. Areas with moderate current flow |
| 34 | + 4. Clear water conditions |
| 35 | + 5. Varied depth profiles within their territory |
| 36 | + - context: >- |
| 37 | + Detailed information about the depth preferences and vertical movement |
| 38 | + patterns of West Sea squid. |
| 39 | + questions_and_answers: |
| 40 | + - question: What is the optimal depth range for squid in the West Sea? |
| 41 | + answer: >- |
| 42 | + The optimal depth range for West Sea squid varies but generally falls |
| 43 | + between 10-20 meters. The most active feeding typically occurs at 5-15 |
| 44 | + meters during dawn and dusk. They adjust their depth based on water |
| 45 | + temperature, light conditions, and prey availability. |
| 46 | + - question: How do squid move vertically through the water column? |
| 47 | + answer: |- |
| 48 | + Squid exhibit distinct vertical movement patterns: |
| 49 | + - Daytime: Stay deeper (15-20m) to avoid bright light |
| 50 | + - Dawn/Dusk: Move to middle depths (8-12m) for feeding |
| 51 | + - Night: May come to shallower waters (5-10m) while hunting |
| 52 | + - They also adjust depth based on temperature and prey location |
| 53 | + - question: What environmental factors influence squid depth selection? |
| 54 | + answer: |- |
| 55 | + Several key factors influence squid depth selection: |
| 56 | + 1. Water temperature (prefer 13-20°C) |
| 57 | + 2. Light intensity |
| 58 | + 3. Prey distribution |
| 59 | + 4. Current strength |
| 60 | + 5. Oxygen levels |
| 61 | + - context: >- |
| 62 | + Information about seasonal activity patterns and behavioral changes of |
| 63 | + West Sea squid throughout the year. |
| 64 | + questions_and_answers: |
| 65 | + - question: When are the peak activity seasons for West Sea squid? |
| 66 | + answer: |- |
| 67 | + The peak activity seasons for West Sea squid are: |
| 68 | + 1. Spring (March-May): Active breeding period |
| 69 | + 2. Fall (September-November): Peak feeding activity |
| 70 | + - question: What characterizes squid behavior during breeding season? |
| 71 | + answer: |- |
| 72 | + During breeding season (Spring): |
| 73 | + - Increased movement to coastal areas |
| 74 | + - More active during daylight hours |
| 75 | + - Form larger groups |
| 76 | + - More aggressive feeding behavior |
| 77 | + - More responsive to artificial lures |
| 78 | + - question: How do squid behave during summer and winter? |
| 79 | + answer: |- |
| 80 | + Summer and winter behaviors include: |
| 81 | + Summer: |
| 82 | + - Reduced activity due to high temperatures |
| 83 | + - Move to deeper, cooler waters |
| 84 | + - Feed mainly during early morning and late evening |
| 85 | + Winter: |
| 86 | + - Limited activity in deep waters |
| 87 | + - Reduced feeding frequency |
| 88 | + - Tend to stay in stable depth zones |
| 89 | + - context: Information about feeding habits and prey preferences of West Sea squid. |
| 90 | + questions_and_answers: |
| 91 | + - question: What are the primary prey items for West Sea squid? |
| 92 | + answer: |- |
| 93 | + West Sea squid primarily feed on: |
| 94 | + 1. Small crustaceans (crabs, shrimp) |
| 95 | + 2. Small fish up to 1/3 their body size |
| 96 | + 3. Various shellfish species |
| 97 | + 4. Juvenile fish |
| 98 | + - question: When are the peak feeding times for squid? |
| 99 | + answer: |- |
| 100 | + Squid feeding activity peaks: |
| 101 | + - Primary: Dusk to early evening |
| 102 | + - Secondary: Dawn to early morning |
| 103 | + - Reduced: Bright daylight hours |
| 104 | + - Variable: During cloudy or overcast conditions |
| 105 | + - question: How do water conditions affect squid feeding behavior? |
| 106 | + answer: |- |
| 107 | + Water conditions affecting feeding behavior include: |
| 108 | + 1. Clarity: Prefer clear water for hunting |
| 109 | + 2. Temperature: Most active in 13-20°C |
| 110 | + 3. Tide: More active during moderate tidal movement |
| 111 | + 4. Moon Phase: More active during darker moon phases |
| 112 | + 5. Current: Prefer moderate current for ambush feeding |
| 113 | + - context: >- |
| 114 | + Environmental factors affecting squid behavior and fishing success in the |
| 115 | + West Sea. |
| 116 | + questions_and_answers: |
| 117 | + - question: What weather conditions are optimal for squid activity? |
| 118 | + answer: |- |
| 119 | + Optimal weather conditions include: |
| 120 | + - Moderate cloud cover |
| 121 | + - Calm to slight sea conditions |
| 122 | + - Stable barometric pressure |
| 123 | + - Light to moderate winds |
| 124 | + - Absence of heavy rainfall |
| 125 | + - question: How do tidal movements affect squid behavior? |
| 126 | + answer: |- |
| 127 | + Tidal influences on squid behavior: |
| 128 | + - Prefer moderate tidal flows |
| 129 | + - More active during tide changes |
| 130 | + - Move with tidal currents to conserve energy |
| 131 | + - Use tidal movements to ambush prey |
| 132 | + - Often more catchable during slack tide periods |
| 133 | + - question: What role does water temperature play in squid activity? |
| 134 | + answer: |- |
| 135 | + Water temperature effects include: |
| 136 | + 1. Optimal range: 13-20°C for maximum activity |
| 137 | + 2. Below 12°C: Reduced activity and feeding |
| 138 | + 3. Above 22°C: Move to deeper, cooler waters |
| 139 | + 4. Seasonal movements track preferred temperatures |
| 140 | + 5. Temperature changes can trigger migration patterns |
| 141 | +document: |
| 142 | + repo: https://github.com/chunho6905/taxonomy-knowledge-docs |
| 143 | + commit: a9e1c527dcd90d36a659632e6bd0554d019944a6 |
| 144 | + patterns: |
| 145 | + - West Sea Squid Fishing Guide-20241206T040224018.md |
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