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A fishing net is a net used for fishing. Nets are devices made from fibers woven in a grid-like structure. Some fishing nets are also called fish traps, for example fyke nets.

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Pick the right size of cast net for live bait and learn how to throw it.

Platform fishing is used by tribes of the Columbia River Basin. Learn about dipnetting and other Indian salmon fishing techniques of the region.

Gill net fishing for salmonids has been a tradition on the Columbia River since the 1850s. A gill net is a large section of net that is strung across the river using floats and weights so that it hangs vertically in the current. Fishes that swim through the net can become gilled, entangled, or wedged in the mesh.

Tidal net fishing like here at Koloa, Tonga occurs on hundreds of atolls across the Pacific; what impact does it have on fish stocks and ecosystems?

The world's fisheries and aquatic ecosystems are showing the strain of global trends toward greater production and more destructive fishing practices. Technological advances in the past few decades have increased efficiency - enabling the world's fishing fleet to maximize its catch and process it at sea. Unfortunately, the efficiency focus has been on increasing speed and volume - not on reducing collateral mortality of non-target marine organisms and destruction of marine habitats.

Consumers often ask us to describe various types of fishing gear and explain which ones cause the most destruction to the ocean. Another frequent question is why our seafood ratings for a particular species differ depending on the fishing method used.