Sentence examples for trawling in from inspiring English sources

Trawlers can also work at pair trawling, in which a trawl is pulled between two vessels.

And he gets into the issue of trawling, in which boats drop weighted nets to the bottom and drag them along, scraping up everything in their path.

The former type is widely used for beam trawling in Europe, while the latter is the pattern of most shrimp trawlers.

On September 19th the federal Labor government rushed legislation through parliament banning for two years a huge Dutch vessel from trawling in Australian waters.

By then, trawling in the North Sea had been taking place for at least 500 years (the first written record in England dates from 1376).

The commission recommended a moratorium on trawling in areas that have not yet been fished, until an assessment at each of the possible effects on marine life.

The routine use of depth sensors attached to the beam trawl in the most recent surveys has enabled an estimation of the trawled seabed surface and has thus provided semiquantitative epibenthos data.

Discarding in EU fisheries: Discarding occurs in EU fisheries sometimes at high levels, such as: 30-60% for the finfish fishery off the Iberian Peninsula (MRAG, 2007); 50% of the catch in North Sea beam trawl fleets (MRAG, 2007); between 20-98% in the North Sea nephrops trawl fleet (Enever et al, 2009); and 40% of most species through bottom-trawling in North east Atlantic fisheries (STECF, 2006).

Eliminating the use of trawls in the depths of the Northeast Atlantic would seem to be a no-brainer.

Meanwhile, DNA trawls in the Southern Ocean suggest that archaes may be the most common organisms on Earth.

But anybody who fishes or trawls in the Gulf of Mexico knows about it because if there's not enough oxygen, they're just not going to catch anything.