Fishing boats put out about 95 kilometers of fishing lines in the Atlantic Ocean.
If you don’t have a net, you can make a fishing line with things in your pack, like string.
In Japan, fishing for tuna with a fishing line is a tradition.
Once a tuna bites a fisherman’s fishing line, it can be a four- or five-hour battle between man and fish.
The traditional way to catch fish, even very big ones like tuna, is with a fishing line that the fisherman holds in his hands.
A short distance out they saw several fishing boats, and dropping anchor a short distance away from these, they lowered their sail, and taking the fishing lines from the locker of the boat, set to to fish.
He also taught them to make the different kinds of fishing lines.
It is my intention to try my luck with my fishing line and hook.
Nicholas picked up his fishing line and wound it slowly round the cork.
The station was full of people equipped with fishing lines.
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Small plants without pseudobulbs were attached by small patches of superglue, and larger plants were tied on using 50-caliber nylonfishingline.
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If he knows anything about fishing, he will know that the man who holds hisfishinglinefirmly will catch what he is after.
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The amendment suggests that we cast ourfishinglineinto the water immediately behind the stern in the turmoil of its wake.
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An article earlier this year in one of the magazines devoted to salmon angling drew attention to the perils of monofilament—not monofilament nets but monofilamentfishingline.
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The most widely applied use for horsehair is in thefishingline.
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Important parameters of afishinglineare its length, material, and weight (thicker lines are more visible to fish).
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Thisfishinglineis typically between ten and twenty pound test.
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Fishinglineis recycled to create new fish habitat.
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Occasionally a score is divided by the strength of thefishinglineused, yielding more points to those who use thinner, weaker line.
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Both monofilamentfishinglineand fluorocarbon may be used.
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The cylinder was tied at its midpoint to afishinglineon a shortened fishing pole.
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For these reasons, programs have been started to recyclefishingline, to keep it out of the environment.
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Their muzzles were covered with finefishingline, so that they were unable to bite another dog.
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Samples collected at deeper points in the water column found much lower concentrations of plastic particles (primarily monofilamentfishinglinepieces).
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Can be used with many kinds of line including mono-filament, fluorocarbon, and braidedfishingline.
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