TROLLERS |
SEINERS |
GILLNETTERS |
LONGLINER |
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Look for tall poles that |
If you look out and see a |
Seiners , however , are |
A fishing boat with no net |
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stretch high from the sides |
large boat with a massive |
not to be confused with |
or poles in sight might |
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of a large commercial |
net that drapes down |
gillnetters , another boat |
indicate a longliner . Aptly |
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fishing boat that form an |
from it ’ s tall poles like a |
that relies on a net method |
named , longliners use |
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upside-down triangle , |
bride ’ s veil , you ’ re seeing |
to catch fish . Gillnetters |
long baited fishing lines |
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and you ’ ll find a troller . |
a seiner . Seiners use |
are known for the large |
that are rigged to a buoy |
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Trollers are used to catch |
hydraulic power blocks |
reel , or “ drum ,” that stores |
on one end and an anchor |
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salmon , and occasionally |
to reel in huge schools |
the boat ’ s net . When |
on the other before being |
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bottom-fishing for halibut , |
of fish , like salmon and |
fishing , this net stretches |
dropped to the seafloor . |
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by first baiting these tall |
herring , that are trapped |
underwater , hanging like a |
This angler method draws |
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poles and then slowly |
in their giant nets . A |
webbed curtain that snags |
in deep-sea fish , like cod |
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dragging the lines through |
seiner is best at catching |
the gills of salmon trying to |
and halibut . |
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the water . |
fish that live close to the |
swim through it . |
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water ’ s surface . |