shrimp turtle trawl The National Marine Fisheries Service included this diagram of a turtle-excluder device or TED in a 2019 Environmental Impact Statement to Reduce the Incidental Bycatch and ...

Typically, boats pull the trawl at a speed of 2 1/2 to 3 knots, Skinner said, which is around 3 mph. The trawl forms a flattened cone shape, where the bottom line, also called the foot rope, is ...

Dive into the heart of American industrial fishing as massive trawl nets sweep through open waters, capturing millions of fish every single day. In this stunning behind-the-scenes video, you'll ...

Experience the future of shrimp fishing as European fishermen utilize advanced robots to catch hundreds of tons of shrimp using trawl nets. This video highlights the innovative technology at play ...

A dead trawl-caught fish such as black cod sells for $0.4 per kilogram, while the live ones sell for $2.7 a kilo. But trawling is still necessary, says Blue.

A killer whale that died after a 2020 entanglement with trawl gear is shown in this photo released by NOAA Fisheries to Oceana under a federal Freedom of Information Act request. (Courtesy of Oceana) ...

At fishery council meeting, tribal groups and pollock industry at odds over how to limit trawl bycatch of chum salmon By Hal Bernton for the Anchorage Daily News Published: October 13, 2023 ...