Congressional Serial Set, Issue 6889U.S. Government Printing Office, 1915 - United States Reports, Documents, and Journals of the U.S. Senate and House of Representatives. |
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Page 15
... practically confined to that place . Although the merits and demerits of beam trawling and otter trawling , which are essentially similar , had long been the subject of much controversy and numerous investigations in Europe , there ...
... practically confined to that place . Although the merits and demerits of beam trawling and otter trawling , which are essentially similar , had long been the subject of much controversy and numerous investigations in Europe , there ...
Page 19
... practically in the same manner . In past years , however , the hooks and gang- ings on cod trawls were somewhat larger than on haddock trawls . Smaller gear has gradually come into use , and the haddock trawl has taken the place of the ...
... practically in the same manner . In past years , however , the hooks and gang- ings on cod trawls were somewhat larger than on haddock trawls . Smaller gear has gradually come into use , and the haddock trawl has taken the place of the ...
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... practically in the same manner . In past years , however , the hooks and gang- ings on cod trawls were somewhat larger than on haddock trawls . Smaller gear has gradually come into use , and the haddock trawl has taken the place of the ...
... practically in the same manner . In past years , however , the hooks and gang- ings on cod trawls were somewhat larger than on haddock trawls . Smaller gear has gradually come into use , and the haddock trawl has taken the place of the ...
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... practically an extension of Georges Bank , or that part of it lying west of 69 ° west longitude and between 40 ° 45 ′ and 41 ° 45 ′ north latitude and includes the ground covered by Nantucket Shoals and as far north as Chatham Lights ...
... practically an extension of Georges Bank , or that part of it lying west of 69 ° west longitude and between 40 ° 45 ′ and 41 ° 45 ′ north latitude and includes the ground covered by Nantucket Shoals and as far north as Chatham Lights ...
Page 28
... practically no young haddock , while 2.4 per cent of the whole catch of the otter trawlers consisted of young cod and 22.3 per cent of young haddock regarded as too small to sell . Stated in another form , 40 per cent of the cod and 38 ...
... practically no young haddock , while 2.4 per cent of the whole catch of the otter trawlers consisted of young cod and 22.3 per cent of young haddock regarded as too small to sell . Stated in another form , 40 per cent of the cod and 38 ...
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