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CAPTURE FISHERIES
Mentor: MR. RICO IAN D. TO-ONG
30 July 2022
Fishing Gear
Classification
Surrounding Nets
• Rectangular in shape
• No distinct bag
• Vertically set in water to
surround pelagic fish
school
• Usually with purse line
Purse Seine
• Tuck seine having the bunt or landing
piece at one end
• The whole net provided with a pursing
device
• Mechanically hauled by power block or
improvised hauling devise
SMALL PELAGIC
pangulong, kubkub
COMMERCIAL
ACTIVE
Roundscad, sardines,
mackerels, big eyed
scad, frigate/bullet
tuna
Juveniles, dolphins
Ring Nets
• Bunt at the center
• Manually hauled on both sides
• No power block or hauling device
• Pangulong, pukot,
taksay,kalansisi, likum-
likum, kubkub, likos
• COMMERCIAL / MUNICIPAL
• ACTIVE
• Roundscad, mackerels,
sardines, bigeye scad, other
small pelagic
• Juveniles
Ring Netter
Seine Nets
• BEACH SEINE
• baling, sinsoro, sahid,
pangkit,patalang,
daklis
• COMMERCIAL /
MUNICIPAL
• ACTIVE
• mainly demersal
• includes small and
juveniles
Beach Seine
• Also known as drag seine
• Operated on smooth, gradually shelving shores
• Always hauled on the shore or river bank.
Reef Seine
• Operated on reefs or rough grounds
• Has a corkline submerged and the leadline
continuously freed from snags by divers
Stop Seine
• Composed of two separate parts: the seine proper and the stop
seine
• The first surrounds and impounds the school
• While the latter is shot inside the seine proper to collect the catch
Danish Seine
• Has long wings with extremely long ropes used to keep the
mouth open
Boom
Trawls
• Conical-shaped bag
• with 2 or more wings
• pulled by 1 or 2 boats
Irish Trawl
• Long-winged trawl in which wooden or bamboo
outriggers are used in spreading the wings apart
Japanese Trawl
• Has detachable bamboo or wooden beam attached in
the main bridle bridle
Spanish Trawl
• Otherwise known as “paranzella” or “parejas”
• Has comparatively long wings
• A pair of boats traveling in parallel direction at a fixed
and constant distance
Beam Trawl
• With comparatively short wings
• Has wooden beam attached to the tip of the upper
mouth
Otter Trawl
• Short-winged trawl, having two otter boards or doors
• OTTER TRAWL
• High-opening
• Ordinary trawl
• Shrimp trawl
• galadgad, palupad
• COMMERCIAL /
MUNICIPAL
• ACTIVE
• Demersal & pelagic
• Juveniles, turtles,
bycatch (discards)
VD Trawl
• A type of trawl designed by Vigneron and Dahl
• The otter doors attached some distance from the tip
of the wings
TRAWLERS
Gillnets
• A net wall
• Upper end raised by float;
lower end weighted by
sinkers
• Set on the bottom,
mid/surface water.
• SURFACE SET
GILLNET
• panteng
pangibabaw,
pangtalbok, sapaw
• MUNICIPAL
• PASSIVE
• Beakfish, garfish,
pelagic
• MIDWATER SET
GILLNET
• panteng pangibabaw,
pangtalbok, sapaw
• MUNICIPAL
• PASSIVE
• Mackerels, small tuna
(frigate/bulet tuna)
• Paradual,
transmaliyo, pukot,
pamalu, 3-ply,
pangbalo
• MUNICIPAL
• PASSIVE
• Demersal & reef
fish
Simple Handline
• Also known as dropline
• A single vertical line carrying one or two barbed
hooks
• Worked by simply dropping it into the water
Multiple Handline
• A single vertical line with a small series of barbed
hooks attached to spreaders
• og-og, kawil,
ondak, bira-bira
• MUNICIPAL
• small pelagic
and demersal
fish
Jigger
• Line bearing a multiple-hooked device
• Work by jerking up and down under a bright light
(making the hooked lure attractive to squids)
Troll Line
• Fished horizontally with a hook
or hooks attached at the free
end
• Baited with either a natural bait
or an artificial lure
• Towed behind a boat underway
• Kitang
• MUNICIPAL
• PASSIVE
• Demersal / reef fish
(snappers,
groupers, etc)
• TUNA DRIFT
LONGLINE
• kitang paanod,
pangalabaw
• COMMERCIAL
• ACTIVE
• Tunas, billfish, large
pelagic, sharks
• Sea turtles, sea
birds
Tuna Longliner
Lift Gears
• Sheet of net,
sometimes conical
• Stretched/held by
rods, ropes or frame
• Set either at the
bottom or mid-water
• Lifting motion traps or
catches fish
Lift Net
Dip Net
• Shaped and framed small bag nets, used entirely by
hand or by mechanical power
• Fish are captured by scooping motion
Push Net
• Triangularly-framed, collapsible net used by one man
• Pushing motion to capture target fish
Skimming Net
• Lifted push net operated in deeper waters
• Using a skimming motion while drifting with the vessel
• crab (bintol)
• shrimp (pakik-kik)
• MUNICIPAL
• PASSIVE
• Crab, shrimps
Drive-in Net
• Framed or unframed lift nets operated with a scareline
Lever Net
• Rigidly-framed lift net mounted on a bamboo raft
Blanket Net
• Operated with the aid of light or
chummed bait
• The entire gear is hauled in with a
partly-pulling and partly-lifting motion
Bag Net
• Conical or cubical bag net operated
with the aid of light during the dark of
the moon
• The capture effected by a lifting motion
• basnig, singapong,
pantalukap
• COMMERCIAL /
MUNICIPAL
• ACTIVE
• Small pelagic,
anchovies
• juveniles
Falling Gear
• Usually cone-
shaped net
• dropped or casted
• hand-operated in
shallow waters
• operated from a
boat or raft
Cast Net
• Conical net usually operated by one man which is
thrown to cover the fish
Trap
• Set or stationed in water,
regardless of material
• Fish trapped are prevented
to escape by labyrinth
device (funnels, non-return
valve, gorges)
Fish Corral
• Guiding barrier constructed of bamboo, brush or
chicken wire
• Set along the natural path of fish movement
• baklad
• MUNICIPAL
• PASSIVE
• Demersal, pelagic
• Juveniles
Filter Net
• Fixed, usually conical, bag net without nonreturn
valve, set in flowing water
• Capture of fish effected by straining
Hoop Net
• Funnel-like bag net constructed over circular hoops,
having nonreturn valves but have no wings
Fyke Net
• Almost the same with hoop net but with wings
• FISH POT
bubo, nasa
• CRAB POT
bubo,panggal
• SQUID POT
pangnukos, choco
• MUNICIPAL
• PASSIVE
Hand Instruments
Spear Harpoon
Scoop
DREDGES
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