The 5th Myeongbokho is a sole proprietorship fishing company located in Geojin-eup, Goseong-gun, Gangwon-do. Operated by CEO Lee Soon-hee, it catches seafood through various fishing activities such as gillnetting, trapping, longlining, and set netting.

Business Areas

• Gillnet Fishing: Gillnet fishing is a method of catching fish by getting their gills caught in the net. It allows for efficient fishing targeting specific species.
• Trap Fishing: Trap fishing is a method of catching fish or crustaceans by luring them into a trap called a 'tongbal'. It is mainly used for catching specific seafood such as octopus or eel.
• Longline Fishing: Longline fishing is a method of catching many fish simultaneously by attaching multiple branch lines and hooks to a long main line. It can catch various species, and deep-water longlining is conducted in deeper waters.
• Set Net Fishing: Set net fishing involves fixing nets in a specific location and catching fish that are lured into them. It can catch large quantities of various species depending on the season.

Products

• Fresh Seafood: Our main products are fresh, seasonal fish and seafood caught in the East Sea through various fishing methods such as gillnetting, trapping, longlining, and set netting.

Special Notes

• Utilization of Diverse Fishing Methods: By utilizing multiple fishing methods like gillnetting, trapping, longlining, and set netting, we catch a variety of fish species and can flexibly respond to changes in fishing ground environments.
• Local Freshness: Located in Geojin-eup, Goseong-gun, Gangwon-do, we utilize the abundant fishery resources of Geojin Port and distribute catches immediately after harvesting to maintain high freshness.

Recruitment Information

• Main Hiring Positions: Fishing-related positions such as Fishermen, Deckhands, etc.

💡 A Word from JobPloy
The 5th Myeongbokho is a small-scale fishing company based in Geojin Port, Goseong, Gangwon, utilizing various fishing methods like gillnetting, trapping, longlining, and set netting. Fishing involves many physically demanding tasks, is heavily influenced by weather, and requires strong teamwork. Foreign workers need to understand this fishing environment, possess strong physical stamina, and have good communication skills with colleagues. Geojin Port is a vibrant fishing village, and a cooperative attitude towards the local community is also important.