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1335:. They have the same general arrangement as the American seiner, with the bridge and accommodation placed forward. A crows nest or tuna tower is positioned at the top of the mast, outfitted with the control and manoeuvre devices. A very heavy boom which carries the power block is fitted at the mast. They often carry a helicopter to search for tuna schools. On the deck are three drum purse seine winches and a power block, with other specific winches to handle the heavy boom and net. They are usually equipped with a skiff.
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1770:. Small decked trap setters have the wheelhouse either forward or aft with the fish hold amidships. They use hydraulic or mechanical pot haulers. Larger vessels have the wheelhouse forward, and are equipped with derricks, davits or cranes for hauling pots aboard. Locating fish is often more a matter of the fishermen's knowledge of the fishing grounds rather than the use of special detection equipment. Decked vessels are usually equipped with an echosounder, and large vessels may also have a Loran or GPS.
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1446:. The line hauler is usually forward starboard, where the fish are hauled through a gate in the rail. The lines are set from the stern where a baiting table and chute are located. These boats need adequate speed to reach distant fishing grounds, enough endurance for continued fishing, adequate freezing storage, suitable mechanisms for shooting and hauling longlines quickly, and proper storage for fishing gears and accessories.
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units are operated by special gallows from the bow of the vessel. (c) The dredger employs a hydraulic dredge which uses a powerful water pump to operates water jets which flush the molluscs from the bottom. Dredgers don't have a typical deck arrangement, the bridge and accommodation can be aft or forward. Derricks and winches may be installed for lowering and lifting the dredge. Echosounders are used for determining depths.
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1312:; assessing their size and movement and keeping in touch with the school while it is surrounded with the seine net. Crows nests may be built on the masts for further visual support. Large vessels can have observation towers and helicopter landing decks. Helicopters and spotter planes are used for detecting fish schools. The main types of purse seiners are the American seiners, the European seiners and the Drum seiners.
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1460:– are generally equipped with processing plant, including mechanical gutting and filleting equipment accompanied by freezing facilities, as well as fish oil, fish meal and sometimes canning plants. These vessels have a large buffer capacity. Thus, caught fish can be stored in refrigerated sea water tanks and peaks in the catch can also be used. Freezer longliners are large ships, working the
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871:, building costs were between 3,000 and £4,000, at least three times the cost of the sail boats. To cover these high costs, they needed to fish for longer seasons. The higher expenses meant that more steam drifters were company-owned or jointly owned. As the herring fishing industry declined, steam boats became too expensive. Steam trawlers were introduced at
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1227:– have the trawl set over the side with the trawl warps passing through blocks which hang from two gallows, one forward and one aft. Until the late sixties, side trawlers were the most familiar vessel in the North Atlantic deep sea fisheries. They evolved over a longer period than other trawler types, but are now being replaced by stern trawlers.
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1788:, and do not have special gear handling, there is no winch or gurdy. Locating fish is left to the fishermen's personal knowledge of fishing grounds rather than the use of special electronic equipment. Non traditional handliners can set and haul using electrical or hydraulic powered reels. These mechanised reels are normally fastened to the
1528:. Caught tuna are swung on board, by two to three fishermen if the tuna is big, or with an automated swinging mechanism. The tuna usually release themselves from the barbless hook when they hit the deck. Tanks with live bait are placed round the decks, and water spray systems are used to attract the fish. The vessels are 15 to 45 metres
1733:. The wheelhouse is usually located aft, and the front deck is used for handling gear. Normally the nets are set at the stern by steaming ahead. Hauling is done over the side at the forepart of the deck, usually using hydraulic driven net haulers. Wet fish is packed in containers chilled with ice. Larger vessels might freeze the catch.
1199:. They are medium-sized and high powered vessels, towing gear at speeds up to 8 knots. To avoid the boat capsizing if the trawl snags on the sea floor, winch brakes can be installed, along with safety release systems in the boom stays. The engine power of bottom trawlers is also restricted to 2000 HP (1472 KW) for further safety.
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and sea conditions in their area. Artisan boats are often open (undecked). Many have sails, but they do not usually use much, or any mechanised or electronic gear. Large numbers of artisan fishing boats are still in use, particularly in developing countries with long productive marine coastlines. For
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Trawler/Purse seiners – are designed so the deck arrangement and equipment, including a suitable combination winch, can be used for both methods. Rollers, blocks, trawl gallows and purse davits need to be arranged so they control the lead of warps and pursing lines in such a way as to reduce the time
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are often equipped with winches and derricks for handling the lifting lines, as well as outriggers and light booms. They can be fitted with powerful lights to attract and aggregate the fish to the surface. Open boats are usually unmechanized or use hand-operated winches. Electronic equipment, such as
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Lift netters – are equipped to operate lift nets, which are held from the vessel's side and raised and lowered by means of outriggers. Lift netters range from open boats about 10 metres long to larger vessels with open ocean capability. Decked vessels usually have the bridge amidships. Larger vessels
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Squid jiggers – have single or double drum jigger winches lined along the rails around the vessel. Strong lamps, up to 5000 W each, are used to attract the squid. These are arranged 50–60 centimetres apart, either as one row in the centre of the vessel, or two rows, one on each side. As the squid are
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Asian seiners – In Asia, the seine netter usually has the wheelhouse forward and the working deck aft, in the manner of a stern trawler. However, in regions where the fishing effort is a labour-intensive, low-technology approach, they are often undecked and may be powered by outboards motors, or even
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trailed by a vessel near the surface or at a certain depth. Several lines can be towed at the same time using outriggers to keep the lines apart. The lines can be hauled in manually or by small winches. A length of rubber is often included in each line as a shock absorber. The trolling line is towed
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Steam fishing boats had many advantages. They were usually about 20 ft longer (6.1 m) than the sailing vessels so they could carry more nets and catch more fish. This was important, as the market was growing quickly at the beginning of the 20th century. They could travel faster and further
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caught they are transferred by chutes to the processing plant of the vessel. The jigging motion can be produced mechanically by the shape of the drum or electronically by adjustment to the winch motor. Squid jiggers are often used during the day as midwater trawlers and during the night as jiggers.
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for better manoeuvrability. Then the bottom of the net is pursed (closed) underneath the fish shoal by hauling a wire running from the vessel through rings along the bottom of the net and then back to the vessel. The most important part of the fishing operation is searching for the fish shoals and
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were building long narrow boats powered by many oarsmen. Over the next 1,000 years, they made a series of remarkable advances in boat design. They developed cotton-made sails to help their boats go faster with less work. Then they built boats large enough to cross the oceans. These boats had sails
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have also become popular in recent years. These boats allow one or two fishermen to get into small rivers or lakes that would have difficulty accommodating larger boats. Typically 8–12 ft in length, these inflatable craft can be assembled quickly and easily. Some feature rigid frames derived
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from the seafloor. There are three types of dredges: (a) The dredge can be dragged along the seabed, scooping the shellfish from the ground. These dredges are towed in a manner similar to beam trawlers, and large dredgers can work three or more dredges on each side. (b) Heavy mechanical dredging
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Saltwater fishing boats vary widely in size and can be specialized for certain species of fish. Flounder boats, for example, have flat bottoms for a shallow draft and are used in protected, shallow waters. Sport fishing boats range from 25 to 80 feet or more, and can be powered by large outboard
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European seiners have their bridge and accommodation located more to the after part of the vessel with the working deck amidships. European seiners are most common in waters fished by
European nations. The net is stowed in a net bin at the stern, and is set over the stern from this position. The
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can be operated from open boats and canoes. In coastal waters, they are operated by small decked vessels which can have their wheelhouse either aft or forward. In coastal waters, gillnetting is often used as a second fishing method by trawlers or beam trawlers, depending on fishing seasons and
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hanging from the main line by means of branch lines called "snoods". Hand operated longlining can be operated from boats of any size. The number of hooks and lines handled depends on the size of vessel, the number of crew, and the level of mechanisation. Large purpose built longliners can be
1244:– The majority of trawlers operating on high sea waters are freezer trawlers. They have facilities for preserving fish by freezing, allowing them to stay at sea for extended periods of time. They are medium to large size trawlers, with the same general arrangement as stern or side trawlers.
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of seabirds, an outboard setting funnel is used to guide the line from the setting position on the stern down to a depth of one or two metres. Small scale longliners handle the gear by hand. The line is stored into baskets or tubs, perhaps using a hand cranked line drum.
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Anchor seiners have the wheelhouse and accommodation aft and the working deck amidships, thus resembling side trawlers. The seine net is stored and shot from the stern, and they may carry a power block. Anchor seiners have the coiler and winch mounted transversally
1957:, appropriately designed for use on their local inland waters or coasts. Many localities around the world have developed their own traditional types of fishing boats, adapted to use local materials suitable for boat building and to the specific requirements of the
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Scottish seiners are basically configured the same as anchor seiners. The only difference is that, whereas the anchor seiner has the coiler and winch mounted transversally amidships, the
Scottish seiner has them mounted transversally in the forward part of the
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Multipurpose vessels – are vessels which are designed so they can deploy more than one type of fishing gear without major modifications to the vessels. The fish detection equipment present on board also changes according to which fishing gear is being used.
1181:. One or two otter trawls can be towed from each side. Beam trawlers, employed in the North sea for catching flatfish, are another form of outrigger trawler. Medium-sized and high powered vessels, these tow a beam trawl on each side at speeds up to 8 knots.
243:. A 7,000-year-old seagoing boat made from reeds and tar has been found in Kuwait. These early vessels had limited capability; they could float and move on water, but were not suitable for use any great distance from the shoreline. They were used mainly for
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Belgium have small boats from medieval periods that could reasonably be construed as predecessors of the Dory.
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fish swimming close to the surface. Purpose-built trollers are usually equipped with two or four trolling booms raised and lowered by topping lifts, held in position by adjustable stays. Electrically powered or hydraulic reels can be used to haul in the
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American seiners have their bridge and accommodation placed forward with the working deck aft. American seiners are most common on both coasts of North
America and in other areas of Oceania. The net is stowed at the stern and is set over the stern. The
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Wet-fish longliners – keep the caught fish in the hold in the fresh/wet condition. The fish is stored in boxes and covered with ice, or stored with ice in the fish hold. The fishing time of such vessels is limited, so they operate close to the landing
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system of fishing as well as lines and drift nets. These were large boats, usually 80–90 feet (24–27 m) in length with a beam of around 20 feet (6.1 m). They weighed 40-50 tons and travelled at 9–11 knots (17–20 km/h; 10–13 mph).
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Freezer longliners – are outfitted with freezing equipment. The holds are insulated and refrigerated. Freezer longliners are medium to large with the same general characteristics of other longliners. Most longliners operating on the
524:. Adapted almost directly from the low freeboard, French river bateaus, with their straight sides and removable thwarts, bank dories could be nested inside each other and stored on the decks of fishing schooners, such as the
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is usually attached to a boom from a mast located behind the superstructure. American seiners use
Triplerollers. A purse line winch is located amidships near the hauling station, near the side where the rings are taken on
960:. The ship was much larger than any other trawlers then in operation and inaugurated the era of the 'super trawler'. As the ship pulled its nets over the stern, it could lift out a much greater haul of up to 60 tons.
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needed to convert from one type to the other. Typical fish detection equipment includes a sonar and an echosounder. These vessels are usually designed as trawlers, since the power requirement for trawling is higher.
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for catching fish, crabs, lobsters, crayfish and other similar species. Trap setters range in size from open boats operating inshore to larger decked vessels, 20 to 50 metres long, operating out to the edge of the
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and small stern trawlers are often designed without a ramp. Stern trawlers are designed to operate in most weather conditions. They can work alone when midwater or bottom trawling, or two can work together as pair
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in the 1880s. In 1890 it was estimated that there were 20,000 men on the North Sea. The steam drifter was not used in the herring fishery until 1897. The last sailing fishing trawler was built in 1925 in
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Charter boats are often privately operated, purpose-built fishing boats, and host guided fishing trips for paying clients. Their size can range widely depending on the type of trips run and the geographical
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Set netters – also operate gillnets. However, during fishing operations the vessel is not attached to the nets. The size of the vessels varies from open boats to large specialised drifters operating on the
679:. By the end of the 19th century, there were over 3,000 fishing trawlers in commission in Britain, with almost 1,000 at Grimsby. These trawlers were sold to fishermen around Europe, including from the
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have reported a similar number of small fishing boats. Many of the boats in this area are double-outrigger craft, consisting of a narrow main hull with two attached outriggers, commonly known as
1250:– are trawlers where the fish is kept in the hold in a fresh/wet condition. They must operate in areas not far distant from their landing place, and the fishing time of such vessels is limited.
1187:– use sturdy outrigger booms for towing a beam trawl, one warp on each side. Double-rig beam trawlers can tow a separate trawl on each side of the trawler. Beam trawling is used in the
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at a speed depending on the target species, from 2.3 knots up to at least 7 knots. Trollers range from small open boats to large refrigerated vessels 30 metres long. In many tropical
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towing a single trawl. They keep the trawl open horizontally by keeping their distance when towing. Otter boards are not used. Pair trawlers operate both midwater and bottom trawls.
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close to or overhanging the gunwale. They operate all over the world, some in shallow waters, some fishing up to 300 metres deep. No typical deck arrangement exists for handliners.
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were pre-eminent on the oceans. They were skilled seamen and boat builders, with clinker-built boat designs that varied according to the type of boat. Trading boats, such as the
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Although fishing vessel designed increasingly began to converge around the world, local conditions still often led the development of different types of fishing boats. The
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has changed fishing patterns and, in recent times, fishing boats are becoming more specialised and standardised. In the United States and Canada more use is made of large
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assessing their size and direction of movement. Sophisticated electronics, such as echosounders, sonar, and track plotters, may be used are used to search for and track
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The development of fishing boats took place in parallel with the development of boats for trade and war. Early navigators began to use animal skins or woven fabrics for
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Drum seiners have the same layout as
American seiners except a drum is mounted on the stern and used instead of the power block. They are mainly used in Canada and USA.
1288:. This is a large group ranging from open boats as small as 10 metres (33 ft) in length to ocean-going vessels. There are also specialised gears that can target
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and early conservationist, is credited with founding the sport in 1898. Purpose-built game fishing boats appeared shortly after. An example is the
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is used increasingly in smaller fishing vessels up to 25 metres (100-tonne displacement), while
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177:. Unlike commercial fishing vessels, recreational fishing vessels are often more for leisurely
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Trawler designs adapted as the way they were powered changed from sail to coal-fired steam by
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The First Modern Economy. Success, Failure, and Perseverance of the Dutch Economy, 1500-1815
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fishing, particularly practices involving coastal or island ethnic groups using traditional
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compartments. They were well designed for the crew with a large building that contained the
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231:. The oldest boats found by archaeological excavation are dugout canoes dating back to the
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2199:. Larger boats, purpose-built with recreational fishing in mind, usually have large, open
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are small aluminium or fibreglass motorboats used in freshwater lakes and rivers in the
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in March 1875, when he converted a drifter to steam power. In 1877, he built the first
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was formed in 1846. The dock covered 25 acres (10 ha) and was formally opened by
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with recirculating water to keep caught fish alive. They are usually fitted with an
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legal instrument established in 2012, that sets out minimum safety requirements for
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The earliest purpose built fishing vessels were designed and made by David Allan in
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Traditional Fishing Boats of Britain & Ireland: Design, History and Evolution.
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or enclosed wheelhouse, while boats in warmer climates are more likely to be open.
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The earliest steam powered fishing boats first appeared in the 1870s and used the
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425:, the latter relatively high, and with a gallery. The busses used long drifting
398:, used by Dutch herring fishermen until the early 19th centuries. The ship type
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periodically climbs aboard with the intent to catch fish. Usually some form of
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vessel (FRV) requires platforms which are capable of towing different types of
1567:– catch fish by towing astern one of more trolling lines. A trolling line is a
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stuffed between the planks to seal the seams. An example of their skill is the
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fishing towns sometime after the early 18th century. They were small, shallow-
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pursing winch is normally positioned at the forward part of the working deck.
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1963:
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687:. Twelve trawlers went on to form the nucleus of the German fishing fleet.
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type, a flat bottom boat with straight sides used as early as 1671 on the
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2001:
1879:
These figures for small fishing vessels are probably under reported. The
1821:
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1508:. The fishers stand at the railing or on special platforms and fish with
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The Nature of Boats: Insights and Esoterica for the Nautically Obsessed
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the following year. According to a newspaper report at that time, the
2159:. Fish are caught for recreational purposes from boats that range from
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755:, steam-powered trawlers for sale. Allan built a total of ten boats at
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248:
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228:
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302:, a vessel 143 feet (44 m) in length entombed at the foot of the
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352:, were wide to allow large cargo storage. Raiding boats, such as the
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88:
1776:– are normally undecked vessels used for handlining (fishing with a
1177:– use outriggers to tow the trawl. These are commonly used to catch
402:
has a long history. It was known around 1000 AD in Scandinavia as a
1207:– deploy one or more parallel trawls kept apart horizontally using
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has reported about 700,000 fishing boats, 25 percent of which are
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Analysis of the vessels over 100 tons in the global fishing fleet
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was built to provide a head of water with sufficient pressure by
630:, that were points of access to the large fishing grounds in the
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that became a blueprint for European fishing boats. This was the
333:. Scandinavians continued to develop better ships, incorporating
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with the same general characteristics of other large longliners.
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around 7,000-9,000 years ago. These canoes were often cut from
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started as a sport after the invention of the motorized boat.
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The first trawlers fished over the side, rather than over the
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in 1886. Most of these were sold to foreign owners in France,
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of 24 metres in length and over or equivalent in gross tons.
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1211:. These trawls can be towed in midwater or along the bottom.
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In the 15th century, the Dutch developed a type of seagoing
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appeared in the 1830s. They were designed to be carried on
1721:, medium-sized vessels using drifting gillnets are called
1717:
targeted species. For offshore fishing, or fishing on the
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between 1877 and 1881. Twenty-one boats were completed at
3855:
Boats of the World: From the Stone Age to Medieval Times
313:
were also building innovative boats. People living near
3795:: CWP Handbook of Fishery Statistical Standards :
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that evolved there was of a sleek build and had a tall
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or water samples from a range of depths, and carrying
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Jiggers – there are two types of jiggers: specialised
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Drum winches mounted at the stern of an Irish trawler
672:, written aboard a Brixham sailing trawler called the
433:, salting and barrelling the catch on the broad deck.
530:, for their trip to the Grand Banks fishing grounds.
2849:"2012 Cape Town Agreement to enhance fishing safety"
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and oarsmen, and were used for travel and trade. By
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2525:"Report of Oldest Boat Hints at Early Trade Routes"
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has long been a means of accessing fishing grounds.
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452:During the 17th century, the British developed the
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831:for lifting the catch ashore. It also had a steam
219:, and boats constructed from a frame covered with
48:Fishing boats lashed together in a tidal creek in
5378:Floating production storage and offloading (FPSO)
1500:Pole and line vessels – are used mainly to catch
820:. The boats built in the 20th century only had a
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119:have used different kinds of surface vessels in
1419:with a series of hundreds or even thousands of
368:were built in the same way as the Norse boats.
337:and other metal into the design and developing
2800:
2798:
1427:designed for single species fisheries such as
1296:Purse seiners are very effective at targeting
1170:nets in order to catch large volumes of fish.
987:to monitor the activities of other countries.
486:. The common coastal boat of the time was the
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4034:
2871:"Technology Fact Sheets: Fishing Vessel type"
2672:Grimsby heyday of the 'three-day millionaire'
2658:
2656:
2618:Oxford Companion to Ships and the Sea, p. 256
2151:, and occasionally high-tech devices such as
1269:A seiner fishing for salmon off the coast of
444:viewed from before the port beam. c. 1675 by
383:taking aboard its drift net (G. Groenewegen).
8:
3643:"Fishing Vessel type: Trawler-purse seiners"
3430:"Fishing Vessel type: Pole and line vessels"
2768:. Toby Russell. 10 January 2014 – via
2718:. JKappeal.org. 2 March 2009. Archived from
2484:
2482:
2279:have gained popularity in recent years. The
1970:, and half of which are without motors. The
1712:Gillnetters – On inland waters and inshore,
586:By the early 19th century, the fishermen at
150:is usually used on vessels above 25 metres.
4914:List of harvested aquatic animals by weight
4839:Illegal, unreported and unregulated fishing
3843:Mystic Seaport Museum, Mystic Connecticut.
3725:"First game fishing boat arrives in Hawaii"
3629:"Fishing Vessel type: Multipurpose vessels"
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999:Robustly designed contemporary fishing boat
808:were soon introduced and were divided into
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3411:"Fishing Vessel type: Wet-fish longliners"
3369:"Fishing Vessel type: Midwater longliners"
2609:De Vries & Woude (1977), pages 244–245
952:The first purpose-built stern trawler was
306:around 2,500 BC and found intact in 1954.
153:It is difficult to estimate the number of
138:. Traditional fishing boats were built of
5629:List of merchant navy capacity by country
3474:
3472:
3470:
3397:"Fishing Vessel type: Factory longliners"
3383:"Fishing Vessel type: Freezer longliners"
3293:"Fishing Vessel type: [Seine netters"
3255:"Fishing Vessel type: Tuna Purse seiners"
2903:"Fishing Vessel type: Outrigger trawlers"
3355:"Fishing Vessel type: Bottom longliners"
3086:"Fishing Vessel type: Wet-fish trawlers"
1953:Artisan fishing boats are usually small
4065:
4057:
3424:
3422:
3420:
3193:"Fishing Vessel type: European seiners"
3134:"Fishing Vessel type: American seiners"
3055:"Fishing Vessel type: Freezer trawlers"
2742:"Pilgrim's restoration under full sail"
2628:
2626:
2624:
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1986:
1886:
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1112:
2450:Maritime history of the United Kingdom
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181:other than dedicated just to fishing.
3480:"Fishing Vessel type: Jigger vessels"
3024:"Fishing Vessel type: Stern trawlers"
2965:"Fishing Vessel type: Otter trawlers"
2851:. International Maritime Organization
2580:
2578:
2576:
1751:are used extensively on larger boats.
548:The Herring Fleet Leaving the Dee by
270:, the Egyptians knew how to assemble
7:
2993:"Fishing Vessel type: Side trawlers"
2979:"Fishing Vessel type: Pair trawlers"
2934:"Fishing Vessel type: Beam trawlers"
2690:. localhistories.org. 14 March 2021.
1166:is a fishing vessel designed to use
747:of 4 May 1877. In 1878 he completed
3878:Vries, J. de, and Woude, A. van der
3601:"Fishing Vessel type: Trap setters"
3570:"Fishing Vessel type: Lift netters"
3224:"Fishing Vessel type: Drum seiners"
3165:"Fishing Vessel type: Purse seiner"
2207:, designed for convenient fishing.
1936:Traditional Vietnamese fishing boat
1896:Fisherman landing his catch in the
1077:International Maritime Organization
1029:International Maritime Organization
3556:"Fishing Vessel type: Set netters"
3525:"Fishing Vessel type: Gillnetters"
2191:to large, high-tech and luxurious
25:
5624:International Chamber of Shipping
5472:Anchor handling tug supply vessel
3857:. USA: Oxford University Press.
3615:"Fishing Vessel type: Handliners"
3324:"Fishing Vessel type: Longliners"
3179:"Fishery equipment: Tripleroller"
2111:Recreational fishing is done for
1704:The fisheries research vessel RV
464:, which commonly operated in the
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157:. They range in size from small
5147:
3819:The status of the fishing fleet
3731:. 13 March 1916. Archived from
3494:"Fishing Vessel type: Dredgers"
2889:"Fishing Vessel type: Trawlers"
2523:Lawler, Andrew (June 7, 2002).
2080:Traditional Philippine fishing
1007:A gill netter returning to port
938:, Scotland, refitted a surplus
653:, and the 300-foot (91 m)
446:Willem van de Velde the Younger
211:Early fishing vessels included
27:Boat or ship used to catch fish
3995:. Retrieved 14 September 2009.
3671:"Country Profile: Philippines"
3444:"Fishing Vessel type: Trawler"
3117:"Fishing Vessel type: Seiners"
2716:"History of a Brixham trawler"
2587:"World's Oldest Planked Boats"
2585:Ward, Cheryl (May–June 2001).
2501:. China.org.cn. Archived from
1912:Indian split-log fishing canoe
1668:– use a dredge for collecting
1630:Electric lamps on squid jigger
859:and with greater freedom from
733:in the world. This vessel was
1:
3752:WW Norton Company, New York,
3700:"The history of game fishing"
2545:10.1126/science.296.5574.1791
2225:, in use at Catalina Island,
2127:is brought on board, such as
1415:– use one or more long heavy
843:. The boats had narrow, high
567:. The painting is now in the
3953:Fishing Boats of the World 3
3938:Fishing Boats of the World 2
3810:FAO Fisheries Circular C949.
3750:American Small Sailing Craft
3657:"Country Profile: Indonesia"
2688:"A brief history of Grimsby"
1488:Tuna Fishing – South Pacific
329:long before the rise of the
309:At about the same time, the
4814:Fish diseases and parasites
4081:Fishery Protection Squadron
3748:Chapelle, Howard L. (1951)
1696:Fishing boat in a heavy sea
1391:Spanish tuna purse seiner,
456:, an early type of sailing
5671:
4006:FAO Fishing Vessels Finder
3976:McGraw-Hill Professional.
3911:McGraw-Hill Professional.
3886:Cambridge University Press
3873:Fish Watch: Fisheries Gear
3789:Retrieved 2 February 2009.
2229:, in 1915, and shipped to
2097:
1847:
1258:
1155:
1079:, convened in 1959 by the
839:near the mast for hauling
702:as a herring drifter. The
537:
204:
155:recreational fishing boats
5264:
5132:
5020:Gathering seafood by hand
4860:
4731:
4138:Traditional fishing boats
4117:
3942:Fishing News (Books) Ltd.
3702:. Boot.de. Archived from
2100:Recreational boat fishing
1955:traditional fishing boats
1850:Traditional fishing boats
1481:
207:Traditional fishing boats
201:showing clinker planking.
190:Traditional fishing boats
4834:Individual fishing quota
4066:Commercial fishing boats
3950:Traung, Jan-Olaf (1967)
3935:Traung, Jan-Olaf (1960)
3797:Section L: Fishery Fleet
3785:: Fisheries technology:
2704:. UK Genealogy Archives.
2460:Traditional fishing boat
2404:Small sport fishing boat
2241:fishing, but also other
2215:Charles Frederick Holder
1924:Fishing boats in Gambia.
1271:Raspberry Island, Alaska
763:, his last vessel being
569:National Maritime Museum
5451:Roll-on/roll-off (RORO)
5350:Roll-on/roll-off (RORO)
3925:Adlard Coles Nautical.
3921:Smylie, Michael (1999)
2499:"Oldest Boat Unearthed"
1454:are freezer longliners.
930:. In 1947, the company
801:were made of wood, but
670:Red Sails in the Sunset
227:, along the lines of a
5492:Platform supply vessel
5305:Coastal trading vessel
4715:Builders and designers
3853:McGrail, Sean (2004).
3729:Honolulu Star-Bulletin
2488:McGrail 2001, page 431
2272:
2195:sometimes fitted with
2108:
1708:
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1059:200-mile fishing limit
1054:
1008:
1000:
966:Torry Research Station
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794:
572:
565:William Adolphus Knell
553:
534:Modern fishing trawler
449:
384:
202:
58:
40:
35:Crab boat working the
5477:Diving support vessel
3839:Gardner, John (1987)
3578:. FAO. Archived from
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3032:. FAO. Archived from
3001:. FAO. Archived from
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2911:. FAO. Archived from
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2641:Gardner 1987, page 18
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5482:Emergency tow vessel
4824:Fisheries management
3762:Fagan, Brian (2008)
2094:Recreational vessels
2017:Traditional fishing
1984:in the Philippines.
1439:Bottom longliners –
1397:Victoria, Seychelles
1027:is an international
698:was used around the
643:Grimsby Dock Company
484:Saint Lawrence River
372:Early modern designs
129:recreational fishing
5609:Nautical operations
5553:Floating restaurant
5335:Lighter aboard ship
4982:Fishing tournaments
4844:Sustainable fishery
3970:Vigor, John (2004)
3966:Download PDF (56MB)
3946:Download PDF (99MB)
2789:"The Steam Trawler"
2292:white water rafting
1585:artisanal fisheries
1135:Puretic power block
1025:Cape Town Agreement
884:Further development
475:type was the early
471:A precursor to the
282:. They used woven
239:logs, using simple
80:and other valuable
5563:Merchant submarine
5238:Maritime transport
4924:Commercial fishing
4896:History of fishing
4011:2013-01-31 at the
3905:Gerr, Dave (1995)
3825:2019-02-18 at the
3772:Bloomsbury Press.
3769:Bucking the trades
3764:The Great Warming.
3688:Sport fishing boat
2722:on 2 December 2010
2677:, 15 November 2012
2455:Shetland bus boats
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1948:Fishing junk, 1871
1867:fishing techniques
1814:fisheries research
1757:– are used to set
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1458:Factory longliners
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932:Christian Salvesen
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4881:Artisanal fishing
4829:Fisheries science
4809:Diversity of fish
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3982:978-0-07-137885-7
3962:978-1-4437-6711-8
3931:978-1-84037-035-5
3917:978-0-07-024233-3
3894:978-0-521-57825-7
3835:978-92-5-105568-7
3778:978-1-59691-392-9
2662:Chapelle, page 85
2416:A larger charter
2255:underwater diving
2048:on the coast off
1980:in Indonesia and
1872:According to the
1768:continental shelf
1577:artificial baited
1516:. The lines have
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1195:fisheries in the
1086:According to the
956:built in 1953 at
787:Seine Net Trawler
659:William Armstrong
561:A Brixham trawler
550:David Farquharson
344:By 1000 A.D. the
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600:Brixham trawler
575:The Portuguese
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1818:fishing nets
1755:Trap setters
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1404:Line vessels
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1367:Purse seiner
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1209:otter boards
1161:
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1109:Fishing gear
1100:
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1092:purse seiner
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5521:Other types
5502:Salvage tug
5456:Train ferry
5446:Ocean liner
5431:Cruiseferry
5426:Cruise ship
5421:Cargo liner
5416:Cable ferry
5393:LNG carrier
5383:Gas carrier
5355:Train ferry
5345:Reefer ship
5015:Fishing net
4987:Fly fishing
4849:Overfishing
4804:Aquaculture
4789:topic areas
4130:Traditional
3991:History.com
2592:Archaeology
2361:Fly fishing
2345:cuddy cabin
2251:parasailing
2153:fishfinders
1972:Philippines
1863:subsistence
1741:fishfinders
1393:Albatun Dos
1318:power block
1298:aggregating
1282:surrounding
1067:Soviet-bloc
1052:Kiel NC 105
1047:The German
962:Lord Nelson
934:, based in
909:World War I
896:Honningsvåg
894:HNoMS
863:, wind and
799:steam boats
777:West Indies
700:Isle of Man
685:Scandinavia
681:Netherlands
612:Scarborough
596:South Devon
522:Grand Banks
499:New England
325:across the
321:the wooden
241:stone tools
199:Viking boat
171:superyachts
54:Maharashtra
5655:Boat types
5644:Categories
5558:Icebreaker
5441:Narrowboat
5398:Oil tanker
5300:Chain boat
5228:Cargo ship
5109:Fish ponds
5010:Fishfinder
4997:Techniques
4959:Recreation
4939:Processing
4919:By country
4631:Swampscott
4621:Gloucester
4578:Well smack
4473:Peter boat
4278:Frejgatina
4091:Longliners
4058:Commercial
3743:References
3710:2009-05-05
3586:2009-01-31
3541:2009-01-31
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2855:1 November
2816:2015-07-05
2632:Fagan 2008
2566:2008-05-05
2509:2008-05-05
2383:inflatable
2326:fishfinder
2324:, as well
2308:and other
2298:Bass boats
2227:California
2197:outriggers
2175:and small
2098:See also:
2029:Madagascar
1998:Philippine
1898:Seychelles
1859:commercial
1794:stanchions
1792:or set on
1774:Handliners
1595:and other
1520:which are
1413:Longliners
1344:amidships.
1286:seine nets
814:wheelhouse
810:watertight
797:The first
696:Manx nobby
594:waters of
592:overfished
327:Baltic Sea
300:Khufu ship
167:motorboats
144:Fibreglass
121:commercial
5583:Riverboat
5543:Drillship
5408:Passenger
5295:Car float
5277:Dry cargo
5216:Overviews
5102:Locations
5005:Fish trap
4929:Marketing
4886:Fisherman
4796:Fisheries
4783:Fisheries
4700:Bass boat
4672:Schooners
4662:Log canoe
4518:Shad boat
4493:Reed boat
4488:Pump boat
4443:Panineman
4368:Lepa-lepa
4303:Ipanitika
4288:Gableboat
4263:Fembøring
4143:Armadahan
3576:"Drawing"
3531:"Drawing"
3500:"Drawing"
3450:"Drawing"
3330:"Drawing"
3299:"Drawing"
3261:"Drawing"
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3199:"Drawing"
3140:"Drawing"
3092:"Drawing"
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2940:"Drawing"
2909:"Drawing"
2806:"HISTORY"
2336:location.
2314:live well
2294:industry.
2290:from the
2266:bass boat
2181:runabouts
2121:fisherman
2052:in Brazil
1964:Indonesia
1962:example,
1959:fisheries
1731:high seas
1719:high seas
1615:Japanese
1547:"Drawing"
1538:"Drawing"
1526:live bait
1462:high seas
1452:high seas
1292:species.
1238:trawlers.
1197:North Sea
985:spy ships
849:woodbines
818:deckhouse
466:North Sea
462:longliner
427:gill nets
280:ship hull
263:Egyptians
225:tree bark
169:to large
163:sailboats
136:boatyards
125:artisanal
52:village,
37:North Sea
5593:Snagboat
5487:Fireboat
5165:Category
5137:Glossary
5040:Trolling
5035:Trawling
4944:Products
4906:Industry
4741:Category
4682:Skipjack
4657:Deadrise
4652:Buy-boat
4616:Cape Ann
4563:Voadeira
4533:Sneakbox
4523:Sixareen
4503:Salambaw
4458:Patorani
4433:Paduwang
4413:Nordland
4393:Mackinaw
4373:Lis-alis
4308:Jongkong
4168:Basnigan
4106:Trawlers
4071:Drifters
4009:Archived
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2245:such as
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2002:basnigan
1996:A small
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1822:plankton
1723:drifters
1714:gillnets
1670:molluscs
1666:Dredgers
1593:mackerel
1565:Trollers
1506:skipjack
1444:pelagics
1352:by sail.
1290:demersal
1189:flatfish
1145:Trawlers
1014:undecked
981:Cold War
958:Aberdeen
947:Felicity
941:Algerine
917:turbines
837:foredeck
816:and the
775:and the
628:Yarmouth
604:gaff rig
354:longship
346:Norsemen
286:to lash
179:cruising
159:dinghies
101:coleoids
82:nektonic
73:used to
5602:Related
5538:Dredger
5512:Tugboat
5465:Support
5365:Tankers
5310:Collier
5207:Modern
5153:Outline
4967:Angling
4949:Seafood
4934:Markets
4873:Fishing
4787:fishing
4677:Sharpie
4483:Poveiro
4478:Pirogue
4423:Orembai
4313:Jangada
4268:Ferilla
4258:Felucca
4253:Falkuša
4233:Currach
4223:Coracle
4198:Camakau
4183:Bokkura
4111:Whalers
4101:Seiners
3816:(2007)
3804:(1999)
2748:2 March
2529:Science
2422:Bermuda
2420:rig in
2379:Angling
2363:from a
2310:panfish
2268:, with
2203:at the
2145:sinkers
2113:leisure
2066:clinker
2064:Indian
2050:Mossoró
2045:jangada
2023:with a
1790:gunwale
1597:pelagic
1573:natural
1395:, near
1348:vessel.
1310:schools
1301:pelagic
1278:Seiners
1255:Seiners
1235:pelagic
1164:trawler
954:Fairtry
901:Iceland
873:Grimsby
861:weather
853:skipper
845:funnels
835:on the
833:capstan
791:Hopeman
769:Belgium
765:Degrave
761:Granton
749:Forward
739:Pioneer
639:Grimsby
624:Harwich
620:Grimsby
588:Brixham
577:muletta
520:at the
458:trawler
431:gibbing
392:drifter
389:herring
319:paddled
278:into a
268:3000 BC
249:hunting
245:fishing
229:coracle
185:History
89:shrimps
56:, India
50:Anjarle
5507:Tender
5497:Pusher
5093:Sinker
5050:Tackle
4705:Farley
4647:Bugeye
4603:Dories
4583:Tipnol
4548:Tataya
4543:Tatara
4508:Sampan
4498:Sandeq
4463:Pelang
4448:Paopao
4438:Pajala
4418:Ontang
4398:Mayang
4383:Lugger
4358:Lakana
4353:Kulibo
4348:Korkor
4328:Kajjik
4323:Junkun
4318:Jukung
4248:Dugout
4243:Dogger
4193:Caïque
4173:Bawley
4163:Bangka
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2389:lake,
2365:dinghy
2231:Hawaii
2189:yachts
2165:kayaks
2086:bangka
2020:lakana
1977:jukung
1836:Scotia
1600:lines.
1549:. FAO.
1540:. FAO.
1522:baited
1468:place.
1421:baited
1321:board.
1193:shrimp
1179:shrimp
913:diesel
822:mizzen
753:Onward
675:Torbay
598:. The
581:dogger
552:, 1888
495:Dories
488:wherry
480:bateau
477:French
454:dogger
442:dogger
412:bilged
350:knarrs
288:planks
284:straps
272:planks
117:Humans
97:krills
93:prawns
87:(e.g.
5436:Ferry
5285:Barge
5233:Cargo
5142:Index
5083:Lures
4667:Pungy
4611:Banks
4558:Vinta
4538:Takia
4528:Smack
4513:Sgoth
4453:Paraw
4428:Owong
4408:Nobby
4388:Luzzu
4378:Londe
4343:Kolae
4338:Kakap
4273:Fifie
4238:Dhoni
4228:Couta
4218:Coble
4213:Chhot
4178:Bigiw
4153:Bagan
4148:Awang
2770:Issuu
2744:. BBC
2557:S2CID
2474:Notes
2281:kayak
2235:Crete
2223:Crete
2205:stern
2169:rafts
2141:reels
2133:lines
2129:hooks
2117:sport
2027:from
1982:banca
1763:traps
1745:sonar
1640:squid
1580:hooks
1571:with
1518:hooks
1514:lines
1510:poles
1424:hooks
1168:trawl
945:(HMS
936:Leith
928:stern
829:crane
806:hulls
803:steel
793:1958.
773:Spain
757:Leith
724:Leith
716:trawl
704:fifie
506:boats
503:draft
423:stern
408:Hoorn
362:yoles
296:grass
292:reeds
256:sails
213:rafts
148:steel
113:river
75:catch
65:is a
5223:Ship
5078:Line
5073:Hook
5063:Bait
4785:and
4593:Yoal
4588:Yawl
4573:Waka
4553:Va'a
4363:Lepa
4333:Kaep
4158:Bago
3978:ISBN
3958:ISBN
3927:ISBN
3913:ISBN
3890:ISBN
3869:NOAA
3859:ISBN
3845:ISBN
3831:ISBN
3774:ISBN
3754:ISBN
3684:NOAA
2857:2022
2750:2009
2728:2010
2599:(3).
2549:PMID
2537:AAAS
2328:and
2306:bass
2253:and
2217:, a
2187:and
2155:and
2149:nets
2139:and
2137:rods
2131:and
1834:FRV
1812:– a
1782:hook
1780:and
1778:line
1759:pots
1747:and
1589:tuna
1512:and
1504:and
1502:tuna
1429:tuna
1333:tuna
1284:and
1280:use
1191:and
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1023:The
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875:and
865:tide
841:nets
825:sail
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626:and
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335:iron
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109:lake
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67:boat
5088:Rod
3944:,
3814:FAO
3802:FAO
3793:FAO
3783:FAO
2875:FAO
2675:BBC
2541:doi
2533:296
2385:on
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1103:FAO
1094:or
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