① Put a net in the pond to catch the parent fish, and confirm the sex of the parent fish.
② Wipe the body of female parent fish with a towel and wipe moisture.
③ One person (playing a military hand on a clever hand) holds the head of a female, the other person (playing a military hand on a non-clever hand) holds the tail, and the person on the tail side squeezes the belly and takes the egg into a monkey in a bowl. (not mixed with feces, small water, or water)
④ Wash the eggs with Ringer's solution for salmon trout and transfer them to a fog. Add Ringer to the surface of the egg further.
⑤ The male parent fish is similarly supported by two persons, and the stomach is squeezed to put sperm into a plastic cup. (Be careful not to mix small water.)
⑥ Take an adequate amount of egg into a monkey, cut Ringer and transfer it to another fog.
⑦ Place sperm on the unfertilized egg, mix the eggs well, add a little Ringer's solution (sperm activation), and then add river water (or well water) to half of the bowl. Place for a few minutes (fertilization).
⑧ Absent eggs, cut water. Once again, put river water (or well water) into the bowl, put the fertilized egg and wash it. Repeat several times to prevent sperm from remaining.
⑨ In case of breeding culture, disinfect with isodine solution and transfer to hatchery. When chromosome manipulation is performed, it is housed in a cell of a French press and subjected to pressure treatment.