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Handline fishing, or
handlining, is a
fishing technique where a
single fishing line is held in the hands,
rather than with a
fishing rod like the usual...
- ships.
Traditional sailing and
rowed fishing vessels and
boats used for
handline fishing Harbour work
craft Cable layers Tugboats, dredgers,
salvage vessels...
- then
taken with
baited jigs on s****y
bamboo or fibergl****
poles or on
handlines. This fishery,
which targeted skipjack and
occasionally albacore, as well...
- re-structured by EU
fishing policies (as of 2010[update] the
Southwest Handline Fishermen's ****ociation has
started to
revive the
fishing industry). Agriculture...
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Commemoration of the "Araw ng
Kalayaan ng Muntinlupa" 2007-03-08 9379 The
Handline fishing Act 2007-03-06 9380
Declaring Every May 6 a
Special Working Holiday...
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trawls (e.g.
bottom trawl), dredges,
hooks and line (e.g. long line and
handline), lift nets, gillnets,
entangling nets and traps.
According to the Food...
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which includes:
securing a
water supply from a fire hydrant,
deploying handlines, then
extinguishing a fire.
These units respond to
other emergencies as...
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traditional method of harvesting. "Sashimi-grade" fish is
caught by
individual handline. As soon as the fish is landed, its
brain is
pierced with a
sharp spike...
- schooners, and used for
handlining cod on the
Grand Banks.
Before Banks dories were introduced, fish were
caught with
handlines from the
mother ship alone...
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usually mani****ted via a
fishing rod,
although rodless techniques such as
handlining also exist.
Modern angling rods are
usually ****ed with a
fishing reel...
