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Gill-netting
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I would like to know what does mean a expression which I have found reading a book about fishing: "a one-man gill-netting boat". ¿What means exactly "gill-netting"?
I hope you answer me, this is the first time I writte to you, and it would be a very good way for me to learn english.
yours, jc
I would like to know what does mean a expression which I have found reading a book about fishing: "a one-man gill-netting boat". ¿What means exactly "gill-netting"?
I hope you answer me, this is the first time I writte to you, and it would be a very good way for me to learn english.
yours, jc
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Gill Netting Gill netting is the capture of fish by entanglement in a fabric mesh that is not actively moved by man or machine. Although gill netting requires little skill or special training, it requires two trips (one to deploy the net and one to collect the fish ) and has a potential for vandalism of the gear. Gill netting also kills many fish caught in the net or injures fish upon removal.
- Gill Netting Gill netting is the capture of fish by entanglement in a fabric mesh that is not actively moved by man or machine.
- Although gill netting requires little skill or special training, it requires two trips (one to deploy the net and one to collect the fish ) and has a potential for vandalism of the gear.
- Gill netting also kills many fish caught in the net or injures fish upon removal.
- For this reason, gill netting must not be conducted in areas where endangered, threatened, or special-concern species may be present.
- Gill nets are composed of fabric mesh attached to a lead line and float line.
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Gill Netting
Gill netting is the capture of fish by entanglement in a fabric mesh that is not actively moved by man or machine. Although gill netting requires little skill or special training, it requires two trips (one to deploy the net and one to collect the fish ) and has a potential for vandalism of the gear. Gill netting also kills many fish caught in the net or injures fish upon re
Gill netting is the capture of fish by entanglement in a fabric mesh that is not actively moved by man or machine. Although gill netting requires little skill or special training, it requires two trips (one to deploy the net and one to collect the fish ) and has a potential for vandalism of the gear. Gill netting also kills many fish caught in the net or injures fish upon re
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