side trawler

Some side trawlers still in use have been equipped with net drums.

He asked that side trawlers of this type be prohibited from operating during the dangerous winter months.

Although side trawlers continued to be built for many years the stern trawler became dominant.

Until the late sixties, side trawlers were the most common deep sea boat used in North Atlantic fisheries.

They are medium to large size trawlers, with the same general arrangement as stern or side trawlers.

The Mincarlo was the type of trawler known as a sidewinder or side trawler.

Connor, and the side trawler, Cape Sable.

Anchor seiners have the wheelhouse and accommodation aft and the working deck amidships, thus resembling side trawlers.

Atlantic side trawlers are members of the older series of groundfish trawlers which are declining in numbers due to the preference for more modern stern trawlers.

Side trawlers have the trawl deployed over the side with the trawl warps passing through blocks suspended from a forward gallow and another aft gallow.

In fact, many side trawlers of similar design and proportions were built specifically for the Canadian fishing industry and have been operating successfully off the coast for a number of years.

He also said he expects the icing problem will be less severe when the side trawlers are all replaced by stern trawlers - something his company plans to do with the next few years.

Now, seen from a distance with a good view of the hull battered by unloading side trawlers in bad weather, the Polar Star resembled not so much a factory ship as a combination factory-and-junkyard cast into the sea and making improbable headway through the waves.