How To Use Trawl net In A Sentence

Much of that is the result of overfishing but the destruction of seabed habitats by trawl nets is also to blame. Times, Sunday Times
Briefly, animals were collected with a mid-water trawl net fitted with a light-tight, thermally insulated cod-end, brought to the surface in the closed cod-end, and sorted out under dim red light.
The death of most of these turtles is due to drowning in trawl nets (and not by boat or propeller hits).
Dropping to deck level at 26m on the port side, the railing is intact and draped with several layers of trawl net.
Much of that is the result of overfishing but the destruction of seabed habitats by trawl nets is also to blame. Times, Sunday Times

The trawl net is like a long bag, and dragged underwater behind the trawler for about four hours.
Pairs of vessels patrol the fishery with large trawl nets slung between them that catch everything in their path.
The torches illuminated the irregular shape of a trawl net.
Any trawl net including trawl, pair trawl or shrimp trawl net.
The bridge can be a little confusing when conditions deteriorate, as it is draped in trawl net, but a diver can see and swim inside many parts of it.
The second unknown squid lost its tentacles in the trawl net.
A large trawl net has been snagged and abandoned close to the bridge.
The wreck is very heavily netted, with trawl nets wrapped closely around her.
Whereas a trawl net has to be fairly solid because it's being dragged through the water behind a large vessel, so they tend to be quite distinctive.
At the end of his dive, woe betide any luckless invertebrate in the path of his trawl net.
South Africa made history in 1938 when a coelacanth was found in a trawl net in the East London harbour.
In May 1990, the National Academy of Sciences estimated that as many as 55,000 sea turtles annually drown in American shrimp nets not equipped with turtle excluder device that allow turtles to escape the trawl net.
When I dived the Borgny, an old trawl net was draped round the stern along the seabed.