A trawl is also called a tow bucket. Trawling is the use of the movement of ships to tow fishing gear on the seabed or in the sea, forcing the fishing gear to pass through the fish, shrimp and crabs and other fishing objects in the waters into the net sac to achieve the purpose of fishing. A trawl is also called a tow bucket. Trawling is the use of the movement of ships to tow fishing gear on the seabed or in the sea, forcing the fishing gear to pass through the fish, shrimp and crabs and other fishing objects in the waters into the net sac to achieve the purpose of fishing.
The trawl is a move filter fishing gear. Relying on the power of the fishing boat to tow the pouch-shaped fishing gear, and forcibly drag fish, shrimp, crab, shellfish or mollusk into the net in the waters that it passes through to achieve the purpose of fishing production.
According to the method of operation ：
Single-vessel surface trawl: such as surface trawl for Antarctic krill;
Single-boat mid-level trawl: such as the Chilean jack mackerel trawl in the Southeast Pacific;
Single-boat bottom trawl: such as the commonly used bottom fish trawl;
Two-vessel surface trawl: such as the anchovy trawl used in my country’s collective fisheries;
Double-vessel mid-level trawl: such as Danish double-vessel mid-level trawl;
Double-vessel bottom trawl: such as the double-vessel trawl used mostly along the coast of China;
Multi-vessel trawl: The operation of dragging a trawl with more than three vessels. This situation is only seen in China's freshwater fishing.
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