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Gillnetting is a
fishing method that uses
gillnets:
vertical panels of
netting that hang from a line with
regularly spaced floaters that hold the line...
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seines and
Danish seines. A
seine differs from a
gillnet, in that a
seine encloses fish,
where a
gillnet directly snares fish. The word
seine has its origins...
- Red List; the
steep decline in
abundance is
primarily due to
bycatch in
gillnets from the
illegal totoaba fishery. The
vaquita was
defined as a species...
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includes gillnets, lift nets, scoop-nets used in
light fishing; hook and line gear (hand-lines,
fishing rods or tackles) and fish traps.
Gillnets are currently...
- Canada, and
Alaska still commonly use
gillnets in
their fisheries for
salmon and steelhead. Both
drift gillnets and
setnets also have been
widely adapted...
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products derived from the
family Molidae.
Sunfish are
frequently caught in
gillnets. Its
common English name, sunfish,
refers to the animal's
habit of sunbathing...
- net
fishing is restricted. The
World Wide Fund for
Nature has
purchased gillnet licences in
northern Queensland to
reduce the
impact of fishing. In Vietnam...
- One is
fishing by nets, such as
purse seine,
beach seine, lift nets,
gillnets, or
entangling nets.
Another is trawling,
including bottom trawl. Hooks...
- (the tiny
remaining po****tion is
rapidly declining because of
bycatch in
gillnets),
there have been
attempts of
transferring some to captivity. The first...
- farmed.
Large numbers of sea
turtles are
accidentally killed in longlines,
gillnets, and
trawling nets as bycatch. A 2010
study suggested that over 8 million...
