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A purse seine is made of a long wall of netting framed with floatline and leadline (usually, of equal or longer length than the former) and having purse rings hanging from the lower edge of the gear, through which runs a purse line made from steel wire or rope which allow the pursing of the net.
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Nets characterized by the use of a purse line at the bottom of the net. The purse line enables the net to be closed like a purse and thus retain all the fish caught. The purse seines, which may be very large, are operated by one or two boats. The most usual case is a purse seine operated by a single boat, with or without an auxiliary skiff.
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surrounding net without purse lines
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| Entry: 182530 | Subject: FISHING GEAR | Status: Validated | Location: Public |
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| Source Language: English | Category: Terminology | Reliability: 1-Proposal (by translator, terminologist, technical expert) | |
| Source: Terminology(A9.1FI)(A9.1)/CPAM, FAO, 2014 | |||
| Parent body: | Glossint: Aquaculture and Inland Fisheries | ||