Set net definition

Set net means any static mesh net;

Set net means a gillnet that is either tied to shore at one end and anchored in the river at the other end, or anchored in the river at both ends, or tied to the shore at one end and tied to a net pole at the other end.

Set net means a stationary, buoyed and anchored gillnet or trammel net which takes fish commonly by gilling and is not free to move or drift with the current or tide;¶

Examples of Set net in a sentence

• Set net fishing in Budd Inlet with 600 foot gear is permitted in those waters north of a line running east to west from Priest Point through the #4 buoy to the opposite shore, and south of Dana Passage Boundary, set nets have priority south of the Gull Harbor line: a line running east/west from the first piling north of Gull Harbor to the opposite shore (See accompanying map).

• Set net tunnels (2 x 2 x 2 m long, 0.6-cm nylon mesh, with an attached fyke tunnel) at high slack tide a point above which the marsh channel system completely dewaters on a sampling tide.Step 2.

• Particularly changes of fishery definitions from previous Stock Assessment in July, 2010 are that the Japanese Tuna Purse Seine fishery has been divided into two fisheries (Pacific and Sea of Japan) and separate a Japanese Set net fishery into three fisheries.

• For i ≥ 1, Vi+1 is defined by Vi+1 = [Vi; Vi+1(ϕi+1) = σ(i + 1)], where ϕi+1 = ϕi − aσ(i+1)xσ(i+1).

• Article 24 Set net fishing right and demarcated fishing right shall not be the subject of any other rights or juridical acts except for succession, transfer, and mortgage.

More Definitions of Set net

Set net means a stationary, buoyed, and anchored gillnet or tram- mel net.

Set net means a stationary,buoyed, and anchored gillnet or trammel net.

Set net means any net set in any waters for the purpose of taking fish and which is left unattended.

Set net means a staticmesh net;

Set net means a stationary, buoyed and anchored gill net or trammel net;

Set net means any gill net that is attached to stationary object or objects and which remains in a fixed location when fishing.

Set net. , “hoopnet”, or “set bag net” means a bag-shaped net of wire, monofilament, or twine webbing attached to a metal or wooden hoop not more than twenty-six (26) feet in circumference which is fixed in place from platforms for the purpose of catching migrating salmon and steelhead.