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A seine net is a type of fishing net that is designed to encircle schools of fish. It consists of a long, rectangular mesh net with weights along the bottom edge and floats along the top, allowing it to hang vertically in the water. Seine nets are typically deployed from boats or from the shore, and they are effective for catching large quantities of fish at once. They are commonly used in commercial and recreational fishing practices.
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Is there a seine lake?
A seine is a type of fishing net.
What is a Five letter word for Fishing net?
seine
What is a 5 letter word for fishing net?
seine
What kind of fishing net is used to catch mackerel?
Drag net and purse seine
What is Seining?
A type of fishing using a Seine net. A Seine net is a tall flat net that looks like a chain link or chicken wire fence. The net is placed in a semicircle and the fish are 'herded' into it. The net is then closed by means of a drawstring and the fish lifted to the deck or shore.
What is the other word for fish net that begins with s?
seine
What is the meaning of the word seine?
It's a fishing net that hangs vertically in the water.
What is the name for a fishing net to catch a shoal of fish typically mackrell?
purse seine
Do cast nets work in small streams for minnows?
A seine net works better.
What is the homonym for senile?
The homonym for senile is "seine" which refers to a type of fishing net or river in France.
What does seine netting mean?
Seine netting is a type of netting used in fish management. A seine net can be between 10 and 1200 metres in length and looks similar to a standard landing net used by anglers. The netting is weighted at the bottom with counteracting floats at the top resulting in a net wall within the water. It plays a large role in fishery management where its main purpose is the removal of fish from a body of water for stock reduction or survey purposes. Smaller nets can also be used as stops in ponds or raceways.
What has the author A Ritchie written?
A. Ritchie has written: 'The Scottish seine net fishery, 1921-1957' -- subject(s): History, Seining, Fisheries
