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  • White Leg Prawn

    White Leg Prawns (widely known as "vannamei") are native to the warm marine waters of the Eastern Pacific.
    Aquaculture profile

  • Tiger Prawn

    Tiger Prawns (widely known as "monodon") are native to the warm marine waters of Australia, South and SE Asia, and East Africa.
    Aquaculture profile

  • PS - Purse Seine

    A purse seine is a large net used to surround a shoal of pelagic fish.
    Gear

  • The Common Fisheries Policy

    Of course, fish do not respect international boundaries and move freely in the oceans. This makes it difficult for individual EU countries to manage fish stocks in isolation.
    Article

  • Pole and Line

    This is a basic rod and line fishery using barbless hooks and live bait.
    Gear

  • Headline Height

    A trawl or static net where the gear has been redesigned to keep the headline (top of the net) low to prevent the capture of high swimming species.
    Selective device

  • Mussels

    Mussel farming extends across temperate and tropical regions in inshore environments, as well as in deeper, offshore waters.
    Aquaculture profile

  • Trolling

    Trolling is a method of fishing where the boat tows a line or lines with one or more hooks with a natural bait or an artificial lure.
    Gear

  • Square Mesh Panels

    The square mesh panel is one of the most common used and well known selective devices.
    Selective device

  • Multi Rig Trawl - Sole triple rig

    This is a fishing method used by smaller vessels to target Dover sole. It involves towing three small trawl side by side.
    Gear

  • Tilapia

    Tilapias are a group of warm-water fish species with the second largest share of global aquaculture production after carps.
    Aquaculture profile

  • Separator panels

    A separator panel is a horizontal panel of netting designed to divide the trawl into two sections one above the other.
    Selective device