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Nearby was the River Tyne which Bewick as a boy tried to cross by stepping on the thick poles holding salmon fishers' nets.
Their sharp spines entangled them in fishers' nets as they ate trapped fish [19], tearing and rendering the nets useless.
It was known as the 'ring-net' (a precursor of today's purse seine), because fishers encircled the net around the shoal before drawing it tight to catch the fish.
A potential measure is capture of live seals using fishers' commercial trap-nets.
In an instant, the fishers cast their nets, catching dozens of frenzied mullet.
Pacific salmon are fished heavily by commercial fishers (purse seine, troll, gill net), recreational anglers (rod and reel) and First Nations members (purse seine, gill net, rod and reel, dip net) during spawning migrations in coastal, estuarine, and freshwater settings (Groot and Margolis 1991).
Due to the time and energetic costs of preparation, torch fishing results in net caloric losses for fishers.
Like those reefs, the gardens are also vulnerable to trawling, in which fishers drag huge, weighted nets across the ocean floor.
Over generations the local fisher folk have developed 57 different types of nets - each adapted to a specific fish, at a specific part of the river at a specific time of year.
My Fisher-based model also likes Oil States' low debt, and its net three-year average profit margins of 9.2%, which almost doubles the model's 5% minimum.
