pursing of the seine

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• hand purse seine — a floating net used to surround fish, and then closed off at the bottom by drawing the lead line tight (pursing the seine). Hand purse seines may have restrictions on use such as hand power use only and no use of a free running line through rings …   Dictionary of ichthyology

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• lampara — a net similar to, but much smaller than, a purse seine with no pursing action used for catching schools of small fish attracted to lights, e.g. anchovy and pilchard. There is a central spoon shaped section and two lateral wings and the net is… …   Dictionary of ichthyology

• ring net — a modified lampara net with purse rings operated by two vessels (a lampara net is similar to, but much smaller than, a purse seine with no pursing action used for catching schools of small fish attracted to lights, e.g. anchovy and pilchard.… …   Dictionary of ichthyology