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    This document summarizes various fishing methods and gears that use nets, including: 1. Scooping nets like dip nets, crab lift nets, and blanket nets that scoop up fish by submerging and swiftly lifting the net. 2. Lift nets operated from platforms or boats to lift corners of the net and enclose fish. 3. Seine nets that form barriers with wings to surround areas of water and herd fish, like beach and lampara seines. 4. Gill nets that are vertically set curtains to entangle fish, including set, drift, and encircling gill nets. 5. Traps for jumping fish that catch fish in horizontal nets or boats as they jump out

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    This document summarizes various fishing methods and gears that use nets, including: 1. Scooping nets like dip nets, crab lift nets, and blanket nets that scoop up fish by submerging and swiftly lifting the net. 2. Lift nets operated from platforms or boats to lift corners of the net and enclose fish. 3. Seine nets that form barriers with wings to surround areas of water and herd fish, like beach and lampara seines. 4. Gill nets that are vertically set curtains to entangle fish, including set, drift, and encircling gill nets. 5. Traps for jumping fish that catch fish in horizontal nets or boats as they jump out

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    This document summarizes various fishing methods and gears that use nets, including: 1. Scooping nets like dip nets, crab lift nets, and blanket nets that scoop up fish by submerging and swiftly lifting the net. 2. Lift nets operated from platforms or boats to lift corners of the net and enclose fish. 3. Seine nets that form barriers with wings to surround areas of water and herd fish, like beach and lampara seines. 4. Gill nets that are vertically set curtains to entangle fish, including set, drift, and encircling gill nets. 5. Traps for jumping fish that catch fish in horizontal nets or boats as they jump out

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    Fishing Methods and Gears

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    This document summarizes various fishing methods and gears that use nets, including: 1. Scooping nets like dip nets, crab lift nets, and blanket nets that scoop up fish by submerging and swiftly lifting the net. 2. Lift nets operated from platforms or boats to lift corners of the net and enclose fish. 3. Seine nets that form barriers with wings to surround areas of water and herd fish, like beach and lampara seines. 4. Gill nets that are vertically set curtains to entangle fish, including set, drift, and encircling gill nets. 5. Traps for jumping fish that catch fish in horizontal nets or boats as they jump out

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    GROUP 3

    FISHING METHODS AND


    GEARS
    SCOOPING NETS
    net that take fish by submerging
    a hanging net and swiftly lifting
    the gear to capture or enclose the
    fish over it.
    a.) Dip nets (salap or
    salok)
    b.) Crab lift nets (bintol)
    c.) Lift net (Salambaw)
    d.) Lever net (Salambaw)
    e.) Blanket nets (paduyan)
    f.) Bag net (basin)
    NEW LOOK
    a lift net is like a bag net but the handling
    process is accomplished from a rectangular
    platform supported by four corner posts.
    h.) TWO BOAT OR FOUR BOAT
    LIFT NET
    lift nets in which the corners are
    lifted from anchored boats.
    i.) PUSH NETS
    a small triangular fishing net with a rigid
    frame that is pushed along the bottom in
    shallow waters and is used in parts of the
    Southwestern Pacific for taking ships and
    small bottom-dwelling fishes
    i.) PUSH NETS
    j.) SKIMMING NETS
    lift push nets operated in deeper water from
    a small banca or raft that use a skimming
    motion while drifting with the boat (anod
    sulong).
    DRIVE-IN GEAR
    a gear uses a scare line or other devices to
    frighten the fish toward the net. The harvest
    of the fish is affected by the lifting process
    of the nets.
    a.) DRIVE-IN-NET (KALASKAS)
    b.) MURO-AMI
    DRAGGED GEAR

    nets which are pulled through the water


    or near the bottom or even pelagically
    for an unlimited time.
    a.) DREDGES
    net used to collect shell fish
    by raking or scratching
    action (kaladkad).
    b.) TRAWIS
    nets in the form of a conical bag with the
    mouth kept open by various devices and the
    entire gear is towed behind a moving boat
    (galadgad or taksay). I.e, bottom trawl and
    mid-water or pelagic trawl
    b.) TRAWIS
    1.) BOTTOM TRAWL
    2.) MID WATER or PELAGIC
    TRAWL
    SEINE NETS

    nets that consist of a bust or bag with very long


    wings or towing wraps. The capture of fish is
    done by surrounding a certain area of water
    with school of fish and towing the gear over
    this area with both ends to a fixed point on the
    shore and or on a vessel.
    a.) BEACH SEINE (BAYAKAS OR
    PUKOD)
    b.) LAMPARA OR SAHID
    c.) FISH CORAL SEINE (SEGNI IN
    BISAYA)
    d.) REEF SIENE

    can operate on reefs or over


    rough grounds.
    SURROUNDING NETS
    fishing devices made of long
    walls of webbings, capture of fish
    is by surrounding the fish not
    only from the side but also from
    beneath
    a.) ROUND HAUL SIENE
    (SAPYAW)
    is like a dip net with a bunt at the
    center payed out in arc form
    around a school of fish.
    b.) PURSE SEINE (PANGULONG)
    a type of fishing gear made of a long
    wall of netting framed with floatline
    and leadline.
    c.) RING NET (KUBKOB)
    d.) SCOOP NETS (GAYAD)
    e.) STOP SEINE (PANGULONG)
    GILL NETS
    simple walled curtain-like
    nets set vertically in water.
    a.) SET GILL NETS
    are nets that anchored or fixed
    — largarete patuloy, palagiang
    paningahan.
    b.) DRIFT GILL NETS
    gill nets that are set free
    from the bottom and free to
    drift with the current (Panti).
    c.) ENCIRCLING GILL NET

    nets spread out in a circle and gilling


    process is hastened by frightening the
    fish with various devices mostly by
    noise. (Bating or halang)
    d.) TRAMMED NETS
    The capture is by entangling the
    fish itself in the pockets or spaces
    created by the nets while the fish is
    try to escape. (Transmalyo)
    TRAPS FOR JUMPING OR
    FLYING FISHES
    A method of catching fish that it jumps,
    falls back into a horizontal floating or
    suspended net, raft trap, or even in an
    empty boat or box. (Pangsiriw in Iloko)
    thank you

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