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· 10"
Galvanised Weldmesh Parlour Creel,
Abandonned or lost pots
continue to fish indefinitely,
killing as many as 40 crabs
per pot annually. In Port
Susan alone, 24000 crabs
may be killed by derelict
pots each year.
Pots or inkwells (Fig. 24) commonly used in the English Channel
by the Cornish and Devon crab fleets are rapidly becoming the
most important method used for catching brown crab in Scottish
waters, in terms of number of pots used by each vessel and the
tonnage removed. The construction of these pots has changed
from using natural materials such as cane to plastic piping frames
with a netting cover with plastic `bucket' entrance with a heavy
plastic matrix base. The stanchions, base and top area are
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