To estimate one possible source of bias due to subsampling, we tested whether the position on trawler sorting trays from which subsamples were taken affected their ability to represent species in catches.
If there had been just one puffy trawler, a little tugboat of a cloud, even so much as a cotton ball of vapor against the blue, he would have hoped.
Jesse Briton's script is a neat piece of storytelling that weaves in the many tensions cleverly as a Polish agency worker joins the regular crew of the Violet, the one remaining trawler of a company that once owned a fleet but which is now on the brink of bankruptcy.
The navy's amphibious transport ships could carry only one infantry division across the Taiwan Strait, leaving other troops dependent on trawlers and fishing boats.
We're in awe too of Neil's energy and the unending labour of running a one-man trawler: that he's alone appals us, given all the whirring fly-wheels and wires of the deck machinery.
Bottom longliners and gillnetters, operate mainly in this one while trawlers are less dependent.
One super-trawler is the length of a football field and takes in 800,000 pounds of fish in a single netting.
On the trawler Manon Yvon, one hunter, Jocelyn Theriault, 35, said, "My father hunted for 45 years, so I was born with the seal".
Corporate Culture was commissioned to carry out in-depth, one-to-one interviews with trawler skippers, boat owners and others working in the fishing industry, to determine what they thought about the problem and to pinpoint possible solutions.
This minefield only claimed one fishing trawler of 251 tons.
