Sentence examples for of fishing tactics from inspiring English sources

Apart from D. sargus, the mean percentage of illegal individuals per group of fishing tactics was relatively low (<27%%).

The word made its way into English as a description of similar fishing tactics: slowly towing a lure in hope of a bite.

The high frequency monitoring aims to the identification of alternative fishing tactics during short-term periods the fisherman take advantage of the feeding, reproductive behavior and market demands.

Korinthiakos Gulf is also characterized by extended heterogeneity of the coastline and sea bed, a fact that increases the differentiation of the fishing tactics followed by the professional small-scale fishermen.

Despite Wednesday's eased tensions, Tobin again accused the Estai of predatory and illegal fishing tactics.

As we paddle past slopes of kale and peanut, he explains net fishing tactics: wear it like a cape over one shoulder, separate half into the opposite hand and fling from the waist, spreading it like a tablecloth.

The aims of the study were to: (a) describe the species composition from a professional small-scale fishery, (b) define fishing tactics, target and incidentally caught species and (c) test the adequacy of the minimum landing sizes (MLS) based on the EU regulation 1967/2006 in relation to fishing tactics and target species.

Grouping might indicate fishing tactics adopted by the fisherman based on his prior experience to take advantage of the ecological behavior of the target species and market demands.

Fishing tactics used to herd tuna into nets might be the prime culprit in preventing the rebound of depleted dolphin populations in the eastern tropical Pacific.

Which means the damage from devil-may-care fishing tactics such as cyanide poisoning or dynamite fishing - which blasts two hundred square foot square holes in reefs - is not witnessed by its practitioners as they net only desirable species of fish floating at the surface.

Instead the relationship states that, given the known return rates of the two migration tactics, the relative fitness is a function of the (unknown) proportion of fish adopting each tactic.