What makes gill net popular? G NETSG NETSGill NetA net wall, with its lower end weighted by sinkers (or heavynet, as in drift gill net) and the upper end raised by floats, is setacross the path of migrating fish. Fish trying to make their waythrough the net wall are gilled or entangled in the mesh.The trammel net with two to three wall nets is also includedherein. The migrating fish are entangled between two layers ofnet and not in the mesh where a combination of different typesof nets are used.ExampleFloatlineGill cover\LeadlineAB

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What makes gill net popular?

G NETS
G NETS
Gill Net
A net wall, with its lower end weighted by sinkers (or heavy
net, as in drift gill net) and the upper end raised by floats, is set
across the path of migrating fish. Fish trying to make their way
through the net wall are gilled or entangled in the mesh.
The trammel net with two to three wall nets is also included
herein. The migrating fish are entangled between two layers of
net and not in the mesh where a combination of different types
of nets are used.
Example
Floatline
Gill cover\
Leadline
A
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