A fishing gear designed to encircle a school of fish in the surface or midwater, trapping them and securing the bottom with a purse line for effective capture
Trawl net
Pelagic Trawl Net
A cone-shaped net opened by two otter boards and towed through midwater layers to catch pelagic fish
Bottom Trawl net
A cone-shaped net opened by two otter boards and dragged along the seabed to capture bottom-dwelling fish
Codend
The final section of a trawl net, composed of lower, upper, and side panels, where the catch is ultimately collected
Ground rope
A rope used in bottom trawling to protect the net and ensure smooth operation over rough seafloor terrain
Fish pot
A trap-style fishing gear designed to lure aquatic species with bait or shelter, enabling effective capture
Fish Farm Net
A net enclosure installed in water to raise and breed various fish species within a controlled area
Rope
A core material for connecting and deploying fishing gear, made from high-strength synthetic fibers. Available in various types for towing, lifting, or flotation.
The fundamental tool for catching fish, crafted in different forms according to target species and fishing method. Mesh size, material, and strength are critical for fishing efficiency
Supplementary components such as floats, sinkers, and connectors that enhance the functionality of nets and ropes. Performance depends heavily on assembly and durability.