Adjective:

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longline's Usage Examples:

prey prior to capture, as they are often found hooked by their tails on longlines and with the bait fish in their stomachs.

as tuna and swordfish or along the sea floor (demersal longline) for groundfish such as halibut or cod.

Because of this behavior, pelagic threshers are often hooked on longlines by their tails.

It is also Endangered in the southwestern Indian Ocean, where large numbers of longline vessels operate illegally along the coasts for hammerheads and the giant guitarfish (Rhynchobatus djiddensis).

ships consist of various types, including freezer trawlers, longline factory vessels, purse seine freezer vessels, stern trawlers and squid jiggers.

Bycatch happens most commonly with the use of gillnets, longlines, or bottom trawls.

unintentionally caught using destructively indiscriminate fishing methods like longlines and driftnets, which generally target marketable marine creatures such.

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Pelagic longlines are suspended.

Black pearls have been cultivated by way of longlines holding up to 5000 oysters each.

In the Gulf of Alaska, shortraker rockfish are sampled annually during longline surveys and are most abundant between depths of 300–400 metres (980–1,310 ft).

trawlers, longline factory vessels, purse seine freezer vessels, stern trawlers and squid jiggers.

deepwater longlines and bottom trawls targeting other species, including wreckfish (Polyprion americanus), conger eel (Conger conger), Norway lobster (Nephrops.