My friend the trawler seaman told me that sometimes they also painted the name of their boat on the side of the shark, as a greeting to the next trawler that happened to catch it.
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Steve Daniels took his trawler three miles offshore into federal waters.
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And they don't always work; the trawler L'Arlequin II uses pingers.
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One, a Vietnamese trawler, still slumps half submerged in a Natuna harbor.
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I grew up and just until recently worked on a factory trawler.
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Lightning struck twice for the crew of the trawler ship Cú na Mara.
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A corpse stiffens on the salt-washed deck of a battered fishing trawler.
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Steve bought his first trawler in 1978 and started flounder fishing that summer.
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Yusuf, the Cairo lawyer, said the overloading of the trawler amounted to premeditated murder.
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By Friday night, the trawler was stationary offshore, rolling and pitching in growing waves.
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This Japanese fishing trawler, just 80 miles away, was hit hard by the explosion.
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Sometimes the danger is a super trawler whose wake can easily swamp a pirogue.
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The Namibian government did not respond to CNN's queries regarding the re-flagged trawler.
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In a rough sea and high winds, the middle boat was roped to the trawler.
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OFF THE COAST OF NORMANDY, France (Reuters) - On the trawler Thierisa the mood was festive.
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This immersive film plunges you into the texture and feel of a Massachusetts-based trawler.
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We passed a harbor where rusting hulls bobbed unmanned, mostly of the fishing-trawler type.
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Joking aside, Sea Captain Date is beginning to smell funkier than a uncleaned fishing trawler.
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As the trawler, or "big boat," rocked about, its growing load suddenly shifted to one side.
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Rescued by a Japanese trawler, they returned to Mexico to a curious mix of celebration and adulation.
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In 2016, Argentina's coast guard sank a Chinese trawler that was fishing illegally within its territorial waters.
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Five men snatched the two fishermen late on Saturday from a Malaysian-registered fishing trawler off Sabah.
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Just how much does a trawler worker make to be on the sauce like that all day?
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Mohamed recalled that just before the trawler sank, he noticed the lights of big ships in the distance.
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On the way to the docks to unload his harvest, Frazier points to a trawler heading into port.
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The Russian trawler arrived in a South Korean port on Sunday afternoon, the ministry said in a statement.
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A little after midnight the Wilhoite designated the trawler "Skunk Alpha," the first skunk of the new day.
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It was damaged last year, apparently by a fishing trawler, cutting off all communications from that area with ONC.
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In May a Taiwanese trawler was detained – and later released – in Cape Town after crew complaints about working conditions.
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If it does get released into the ocean, "everyone would sink into depression," said fishing trawler captain Koichi Matsumoto.
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Pudjiastuti said the Indonesia patrol boat had fired warning shots in the air when it approached the Chinese trawler.
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Similarly, in 2010, a Chinese maritime enforcement vessel compelled an Indonesian patrol boat to release another illegal Chinese trawler.
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Part of the 48-tonne South Korean trawler was submerged after the collision, which occurred at 9:38 a.m.
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The pilot radioed his superiors in Saigon, who in turn ordered the destroyer escort Wilhoite to intercept the trawler.
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This experimental feature used waterproof cameras to conjure an abstract, tactile sense of the work of a fishing trawler.
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Tracing the license plate, the police learned that the car had been rented by two men from the trawler.
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In 2010, China banned the export of rare earth minerals to Japan after Tokyo detained a Chinese fishing trawler captain.
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Even so, a little boat might catch in a year what a trawler can take in less than two days.
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The trawler was 120 feet long — an olive-drab, steel-hulled ship riding low in the water, displaying no flag.
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The stalkers lost radar contact in the electronic clutter, and the trawler, pitching up and down in the surf, disappeared.
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Earlier in the day, the engine of the trawler had given out while in the territorial waters off the coast of Libya.
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They accuse him of damaging their nets with his trawler, which, they say, was heading to an area where fishing is banned.
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China's foreign ministry, in a statement sent to Reuters, said the trawler was carrying out "normal activities" in "traditional Chinese fishing grounds".
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A trawler with a quota only to catch North Atlantic cod, for instance, may throw back hake caught in the same net.
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Coast guards using radar picked up the trawler fishing off the coast of Puerto Madryn, Chubut province, a zone known for squid.
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Migrants were transferred into the former fishing trawler Golfo Azzurro, expected to reach the Sicilian port town of Augusta on Sunday afternoon.
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NAIROBI, Kenya — The crew of the Naham 3, a longline fishing trawler, will never forget the day in 2012 when they disappeared.
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On Thursday, dozens of Rohingya, many of them children, were killed as a trawler carrying them capsized in the Bay of Bengal.
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At least 23 Rohingya people, including nine children, were killed Thursday when the trawler carrying them capsized in the Bay of Bengal.
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Japan: Dozens of North Korean fishermen were thrown overboard when a fishing trawler collided with a Japanese patrol ship in Japan's waters.
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The trawler from Zhejiang province scoured for survivors on the tanker, but could not get close enough because of the fire, Xinhua said.
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Eventually, though, his father bought a 65-foot wooden boat that he converted into a trawler that could drag large nets behind it.
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The lawyer recalled how the woman said her husband worked on a trawler at sea, but didn't know where he could be located.
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Until now, legal loopholes in defining pirate fishing have sometimes enabled trawler owners to gain insurance for vessels that harm global fish stocks.
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The trawler carried fish nets on deck and had no visible radio antennas or radar, but that was not much of a deception.
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After reviewing video from the scene, they noticed something else: a fishing trawler from Greenland, the Polar Nanoq, moored to a nearby dock.
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The violent storm that soon descends precedes a dramatic narrative shift — after the weather clears, Rike sees a fishing trawler overloaded with passengers.
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Now there is just one Hull-registered trawler, and that is Icelandic-owned, points out Mark Jones, head of regeneration at the city council.
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Back in 2010, China stopped exports of rare earths to Japan following a diplomatic incident involving a fishing trawler and the disputed Senkaku Islands.
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Only 37 people survived when an Egyptian trawler capsized as its crew of smugglers loaded more migrants on board from a smaller feeder boat.
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One of the motherships was a Taiwanese trawler called the Shun de Man 66, according to the Taiwanese law enforcement document reviewed by Reuters.
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A helicopter crew lowered a pump to the ship, which the trawler crew used to keep the boat from sinking, the Coast Guard said.
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Five years earlier, a Lithuanian sailor jumped from a Soviet trawler onto a U.S. Coast Guard cutter off Cape Cod and tried to defect.
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In Texas, the Coast Guard reported rescuing a shrimp trawler with a crew of four that was taking on water about 80 miles outside Galveston.
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Having established the set of rules to define trawler patterns, the computer could then apply those rules to unidentified tracks and pick out trawling behavior.
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Meanwhile Omar has resolved never to step foot again on an Irish fishing trawler as injuries to his chest, knees and back have taken their toll.
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"On March 19, after the relevant trawler was attacked and harassed by an armed Indonesian ship, a Chinese Coast Guard ship went to assist," it said.
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One of Egypt's top people-smugglers, who spoke on condition of anonymity, identified the sunken trawler as the Abu Nawal, registered in Rashid as RSH-2550.
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In panic, the crew on the middle boat cut the tethering lines and pushed their craft, which still had 27 migrants aboard, clear of the trawler.
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Five hours later, the trawler was a bit over 251 miles east of the mouth of the Sa Ky River, at the tip of Cap Batangan.
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"For the first time last winter, we didn't fish because the fish moved," said Petur Birgisson, a fishing captain whose trawler is based out of Isafjordur.
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Yet in September, the Russian trawler Komarovo appeared to be making movements consistent with fishing: Another map caught a ship operating in Fiji's exclusive economic zone.
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Yuyang Liu stood aboard a Chinese trawler bobbing off the coast of Guinea-Bissau not long ago, trying with all his might to keep his breakfast down.
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Sujiko, meanwhile, requires a little more beer to wash it down; it's more like licking a trawler floor than catching a little ocean spray in your mouth.
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The Qaiser, a 21.9-foot wooden trawler, carried a fishing permit issued a day earlier by the local authorities, which are financed and supported by the coalition.
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The images also showed survivors being lifted from the rafts and sitting in life jackets amid ropes on the deck of what appears to be a fishing trawler.
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They also showed survivors being lifted from the rafts and sitting in their life jackets amid ropes on the deck of what appears to be a fishing trawler.
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They built their small house facing a canal where Howard, who's lived in the Bahamas since he was 6, kept the trawler he used to fish for crabs.
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BELGRADE (Reuters) - A group of migrants, including 11 Syrians, were rescued on Tuesday from an Italian fishing trawler in the Adriatic Sea and taken to Montenegro, police said.
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On the evening of July 11, 1967, a Navy surveillance aircraft spotted a big trawler in international waters off the coast of South Vietnam, east of Cap Batangan.
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For the next 72 hours the Wilhoite stalked Skunk Alpha by radar, skulking 12 miles away and out of sight, waiting for the trawler to run for shore.
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It allows anyone to see if, say, a large trawler or longliner is operating in a protected marine area or an area where it doesn't have a license.
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Barco-Casa na Marina da Gloria (Boat House on the Gloria Marina) - $226-foot trawler built to spend your holidays in beach locations without having to leave the boat.
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It's one of the few non-lobster boats in the town – a herring trawler that goes offshore to catch the small fish, which are used almost exclusively for bait.
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In March, Indonesia attempted to detain a Chinese trawler it accused of fishing in its exclusive economic zone in the South China Sea, prompting the Chinese coastguard to intervene.
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"The dead don't need this," Albert Turner tells me, the motor of his trawler puttering softly as we idle over the former intersection of 86th and Central Park West.
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Three Indonesians in dark green camouflage and helmets boarded the trawler and told the members of the crew to squat with their hands on their heads, Mr. Zhang said.
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Last week, Indonesia attempted to detain a Chinese trawler it accused of fishing in its exclusive economic zone in the South China Sea, prompting the Chinese coastguard to intervene.
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Whoever landed a shark like that in their net would paint the name of their own trawler on the other side of the fish and then set it free again.
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In 2010 a Chinese trawler rammed Japanese coastguard vessels in waters near islands called the Senkakus in Japanese and the Diaoyu in Chinese (their ownership is disputed by both countries).
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The AM 58 (Dutch working boats were named after their home ports, although houseboats do not officially need to carry names) is fully redesigned from an old working fishing trawler.
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After one clash in March, when a Chinese coastguard vessel freed a Chinese trawler from the Indonesian patrol boat that had caught it, Jokowi summoned China's ambassador for a scolding.
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A fishing trawler capsized on the Naf River late Sunday evening local time, said Ariful Islam, commanding officer of the Bangladesh Border Guard in Teknaf, on the border with Myanmar.
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Before dawn, a fishing trawler carrying more than five hundred East African migrants from Libya had stalled a quarter of a mile from Lampedusa, a tiny island halfway to Sicily.
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It was his work, adapting federal trawler sampling dating to 1968, that first identified where the centers of various species were located and illustrated the wholesale shift of species north.
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The South belongs to the Vietnamese shrimper burning incense on his trawler in Louisiana, and to the nine-months-pregnant Latina woman plucking chickens at a Tyson plant in Arkansas.
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The Rainbow Warrior had already been rammed by French vessels and the crew beaten up, non-violence met with violence, so the gritty old re-purposed trawler was used to confrontation.
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In the 1970s, according to Dr. Dor Edelist, a marine ecologist at the University of Haifa, invasive species constituted 21 percent of Israeli trawler catch; today, more than half are alien.
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On April 18, 1976, approximately 150 nautical miles from the southwest coast of Ireland, the crew of a Spanish fishing trawler, the Eduardo Pondal, spotted an object floating in the water.
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CreditCreditTyler Hicks/The New York Times KHOKHA, Yemen — The first sign of trouble was the helicopter that hovered over the small Yemeni fishing trawler as it cut across the Red Sea.
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After the rest of the crew was ordered onto the police vessel, the Indonesians instructed Mr. Zhang, a 303-year-old with a weather-beaten face, to follow in the trawler.
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About 90 minutes later, Mr. Gudmarsson said, the squad — part of the only armed police force in Iceland — rappelled onto the trawler and arrested the two fishermen, who did not resist.
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Orcas circle the bay in search of unsuspecting sea lion pups, two trawler wrecks cling precariously to the rocky shore, and the cemetery's tombstones are engraved with German and Nordic surnames.
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Apple's upcoming refresh to the iPad Pro line has been fairly extensively leaked already, and a new report at 9to5Mac from noted code trawler and developer Guilherme Rambo has revealed further information.
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The sculpture has been the subject of protracted legal challenges from Italy, which has claimed the work because it was discovered by an Italian fishing trawler and brought back to Italian soil.
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Nuland worked on the Soviet fishing trawler; Daniel Fried, her eventual close collaborator at the State Department, spent a semester as a live-in babysitter for an American Embassy family in Moscow.
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The task force commander, aboard the Wilhoite, figured the trawler would wait until the moon went down near midnight before making its final dash to the Sa Ky, and he was right.
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POINT JUDITH, R.I. — There was a time when whiting were plentiful in the waters of Rhode Island Sound, and Christopher Brown pulled the fish into his long stern trawler by the bucketful.
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Asked a question about the film, LaBoeuf responded "When the seagulls follow the trawler, it's because they think sardines will be thrown into the sea," before getting up and leaving the cast panel.
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An acquaintance who used to be a seaman on a trawler once told me what they would do if a Greenland shark got caught in the trawl net and ended up on deck.
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"The British vessel hit a fishing trawler, which needs to be investigated," Iranian news agency IRNA quoted Allahmorad Afifipour, the Director-General of the Ports and Maritime Department of Hormuzgan province, as saying.
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Using records of fishing trawler bycatch and data from nearly 11,000 dives by trained citizen scientists, Harvell and her colleagues estimated the abundance of the sunflower sea star before and after the outbreak.
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It showed, for instance, that a Russian trawler had entered a protected refuge for salmon and made suspicious back-and-forth movements indicative of fishing: Still, these satellite systems are far from perfect.
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Ban plastic straws, but start talking about how to protect more of the sea from trawler fishing, or how to put the entire UK economy on a renewable-energy footing in a decade.
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Petty Officer 3rd Class Anderson Ernst uses a line-throwing gun to help pass the tow line to 65-foot fishing trawler Black Beauty, off the coast of New Hampshire on November 11.
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Argentina's coast guard has sunk a Chinese trawler that was fishing illegally within its territorial waters, the coast guard said on Tuesday, marking a first test for relations between President Mauricio Macri and Beijing.
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Indonesia insists it is a non-claimant in the South China Sea dispute, but has butted heads with China over a standoff involving a Chinese trawler that Indonesia stated was in its fishing waters.
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As its name suggests, electric pulse fishing temporarily paralyzes fish by shooting a pulse of electricity through the water just above the seabed, making it easier to catch the fish in a trawler net.
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Across the water from Warrenpoint in Greenore, fellow mussel fisherman Brian Cunningham fears Brexit could lead to a doubling up of paperwork such as trawler registrations and add costs that would hurt the industry.
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Even though Mr. Turner seems to blow off the risk of fines and penalties, the impounding of his trawler or his imprisonment for any length of time would leave his children orphaned and destitute.
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Barnier outlined his "very demanding" mandate for negotiations with the UK, and said there was an "inextricable link" between a free trade agreement and continued reciprocal access to British waters for European trawler men.
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When five fishermen drowned in 2013 after a trawler hit the rocks, Irish investigators said the main cause of the accident was that crew had at most five hours sleep during 40 hours at sea.
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TOKYO/SEOUL (Reuters) - A South Korean trawler and a Japanese fishing boat collided in the Sea of Japan on Thursday about 330 km (205 miles) northeast of an island claimed by both countries, officials said.
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BEIHAI, China — In the darkness of the tropical waters of the South China Sea, the shabby, blue-hulled Chinese fishing trawler edged closer to what was almost certain arrest for Zhang Deren, the boat's engineer.
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The trawler was loaded with more than 90 tons of weapons and ammunition, including recoilless rifles, rockets and rocket launchers, TNT, electric detonators and cord, heavy machine guns, grenades and more than 1,000 automatic rifles.
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According to Sydney's Daily Telegraph, police will allege that the ring used Sydney Fish Market-based trawler Dalrymple, which was taken out to see to rendezvous with a "mother ship" that had traveled from South America.
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By nightfall on July 275, a reception committee of three Market Time vessels took their positions five miles from the cape, waiting for the trawler to cross the 290-mile limit into South Vietnam's territorial waters.
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BUENOS AIRES (Reuters) - Argentina's coast guard has sunk a Chinese trawler that was fishing illegally within its territorial waters, the coast guard said on Tuesday, marking a first test for relations between President Mauricio Macri and Beijing.
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The grave rise in tension with Japan over the uninhabited Senkaku, or Diaoyu, islands in the East China Sea dates back to September 2010, when a Chinese trawler, apprehended for illegal fishing, rammed a Japanese coastguard vessel.
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MASINLOC/MANILA, Philippines (Reuters) - A 30-foot trawler named "Marvin" lies beached on a grass bank overlooking the South China Sea, idle since China's coastguard began driving away Philippine fishermen after a fierce standoff four years ago.
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Operations included rescuing about 56 Rohingya in late May from a Malaysia-bound trawler in the Bay of Bengal and killing three people suspected of trafficking Rohingya refugees near Kutupalong camp in a clash with the police in June.
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Zhou pointed to a 2014 case at a southeastern China maritime court involving a collision between a Chinese trawler and a Panama-flagged cargo ship in waters near the islets China disputes with Japan in the East China Sea.
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The title of "The Piranhas" in Italian — "La Paranza Dei Bambini," or "The Fishing Trawler of Children" — is arguably more evocative, suggesting the tiny fish who are attracted to a bright light by nighttime nets meant for bigger fish.
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At a meeting in West Point in June, members of the Liberian Artisanal Fishermens Association passed around photos of a man who'd returned to shore with bloody head wounds, after confronting a trawler crew who ran into his net, damaging it.
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The CF Crystal suffered limited damage and the 21 crew members, all Chinese nationals, were rescued by a passing fishing trawler on Saturday night, according to a report posted by state-owned Xinhua News to its Twitter account on Tuesday.
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It began in earnest late last month when, under a bright Mediterranean sun that cast the sea a sparkling blue, a fishing trawler teetered on its side before giving in to the panicked bodies on board, tipping them into the swell.
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KUALA LUMPUR (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - The maker of a new film about a Cambodian boy enslaved on a Thai fishing trawler said on Tuesday he wants to use it to raise awareness and stop people from falling victim to traffickers.
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"I'm my own boss, I do what I want, I think it's the best job in the world," said Mr. Driver, who left school at age 212, but now owns the 1.2 million pound trawler Girl Debra, named after his wife.
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American director Isabelle Carbonelle's The Blessed Assurance (2018) takes place on an entirely different kind of boat — a jellyfish trawler off the East Coast of the US. The predominantly Black crew works through the night to gather the morning catch.
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LA ROCHELLE, France — At dawn on a recent Saturday, the crew of the fishing trawler L'Arlequin II pulled their cone-shaped net up from the Bay of Biscay, and found the usual catch crammed into the bottom: hundreds of bass.
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TOKYO — A large North Korean fishing trawler collided with a Japanese patrol ship within Japan's exclusive economic zone on Monday, throwing dozens of North Korean crew members overboard and drawing renewed warnings from Tokyo about illegal fishing in its waters.
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Ms. Cermak, who lives in the San Fernando Valley, decided long ago to spend two or three nights every week on a 38-foot trawler anchored in Marina del Rey, rather than endure the agony of an hour commute back home.
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I did it for the same reason I went to Afghanistan during "fighting season," spent a summer on a fishing trawler in the North Sea, and lived off nothing but ayahuasca for a week—I thought it would make a good VICE article.
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Flashback: The U.S. hasn't invested in domestic rare earths since developing the atomic bomb during World War II. Worth noting: In 2010, China stopped exporting rare earths to Japan after it arrested a Chinese fishing trawler captain for fishing in Japanese waters.
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That was before he spent a morning on a fishing trawler in Osaka Bay last fall, shocked by the reams of soda bottles, plastic shopping bags, snack wrappers and drinking straws repeatedly trapped in the nets, along with the flounder and shrimp.
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Fleet commanders departing from, say, Pearl Harbor, knew a Soviet "AGI" -- a fishing trawler packed with electronic snooping gear, and a forerunner to Viktor Leonov -- would be lurking offshore and would follow along to collect signals intelligence and information about American tactics and practices.
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Ever since 2001, when John Howard, the prime minister of the day, turned away a trawler that had rescued 433 refugees from the sinking boat smuggling them to Australia, successive governments have competed to come up with ever harsher measures to deter asylum-seekers.
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In 2011, it performed in Tokyo for Wen Jiabao, the Chinese premier at the time, and then gave a rare concert in Beijing — which may have helped ease tensions after a Chinese trawler collided with Japanese coast guard ships in disputed waters of the East China Sea.
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Story at a glance Less than two decades ago, regulators closed huge chunks of the Pacific Ocean off the U.S. West Coast to bottom trawler fishing boats which once scooped groundfish — a catchall term for bottom-dwelling species like rockfish, sole and flounder — from the depths.
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Following an incident near the Senkakus in September of 2010, when a Chinese fishing trawler deliberately rammed a Japanese Coast Guard ship, Japan claims it has taken a soft approach, urging Japanese fishermen to steer clear of the islands even as Chinese ships continue to ply the waters around the Senkakus.
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INTERNATIONAL An article on April 10 about a ship engineer's account of a territorial dispute in the South China Sea in which a Chinese fishing trawler was seized by Indonesia and then taken back by the Chinese Coast Guard referred incorrectly in some editions to the Natuna Islands of Indonesia, where members of the Chinese fishing crew were detained.
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On the West Coast, members of the groundfish trawler fleet have worked with universities, nongovernmental organizations and net makers to design and adopt more targeted trawl nets, volunteered to create protected "no take" zones, warn one another if an overfished species appears in a new area, and have independent observers monitoring their catch on every trip.
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The Polygon Nuclear Test Site VII, Kazakhstan 2011 Kurchatov I (Scientific Research Facility), Kazakhstan 2011 The Polygon Nuclear Test Site XII (Dust To Dust), Kazakhstan 2011 Priozersk I (Military Housing), Kazakhstan 2011 Priozersk XVI (Reeds), Kazakhstan 2011 The Aral Sea III (Fishing Trawler), Kazakhstan 2011 The experience of seeing Nadav Kander's landscapes begins pleasantly enough but often leaves you feeling unsettled.
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The film, almost impossible to watch in its entirety, is packed with stunning images while telling three real-life stories about people who disappeared mysteriously: the British explorer George Mallory, who went missing on Mount Everest in 1924; the Dutch artist Bas Jan Ader, who vanished during his 1975 journey across the Atlantic; and the 2011 mutiny on the Chinese fishing trawler Lu Rong Yu 2682 that left only a third of its crew alive.
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