A) To stun fish with electricity.
B) To entangle fish by their gills.
C) To scoop fish from the water.
D) To attract fish with bait.

A) Float buoyancy.
B) Mesh size.
C) Net depth.
D) Net color.

A) Floats or buoys.
B) The net material itself.
C) The current of the water.
D) Weights or sinkers.

A) The net material itself.
B) Weights or sinkers.
C) Floats or buoys.
D) The wind direction.

A) The time it takes to clean the net.
B) The amount of time the net is left in the water.
C) The time it takes to repair the net.
D) The time it takes to deploy the net.

A) Polluting the water with chemicals.
B) Causing earthquakes.
C) Bycatch of non-target species.
D) Attracting sharks to the area.

A) The ratio of sinker weight to net length.
B) The ratio of netting length to finished net length.
C) The ratio of float weight to net weight.
D) The ratio of mesh size to fish size.

A) To add more floats.
B) To remove debris and repair damage.
C) To reposition the net randomly.
D) To change the net color.

A) Sheet bend or similar knot.
B) A figure-eight knot.
C) A bowline knot.
D) An overhand knot.

A) The color of the water.
B) The weather forecast.
C) The fisherman's favorite spot.
D) Fish behavior and location.

A) Restrictions on net material type.
B) Net color specifications.
C) Mesh size restrictions.
D) Mandatory net cleaning every hour.

A) Improves catch rates.
B) Makes the net invisible to fish.
C) Strengthens the net.
D) Can cause the net to drift or tangle.

A) By pulling the net quickly.
B) By leaving the fish to disentangle themselves.
C) By cutting the net around the fish.
D) Carefully, to minimize damage to the net and fish.

A) To prevent the net from sinking.
B) To add extra weight to the net.
C) To make the net more visible.
D) To guide fish towards the main net.

A) Murky water environments.
B) Shallow water environments.
C) Areas with heavy boat traffic.
D) Deep water environments.

A) The net glows in the dark.
B) The net breaks down naturally over time.
C) The net catches only biodegradable fish.
D) The net is safe to eat.

A) Target different sizes or species of fish.
B) Make the net more attractive to fish.
C) Make the net easier to deploy.
D) Reduce the cost of the net.

A) Use brighter net colors.
B) Deploy the net for longer periods.
C) Use selective mesh sizes and avoid sensitive areas.
D) Use stronger net materials.

A) Ignore weather forecasts.
B) Deploy the net at night.
C) Be aware of boat traffic and weather conditions.
D) Wear a brightly colored hat.

A) Using invisible nets.
B) Fishing in haunted waters.
C) Fishing for ghosts.
D) Fishing by lost or abandoned nets.

A) Braided natural fibers.
B) Woven metal wires.
C) Single strand of synthetic material.
D) A combination of wood and plastic.

A) Is completely harmless to the environment.
B) Guarantees a large catch every time.
C) Requires no skill or knowledge.
D) Can be used in various water depths.

A) Left in the water.
B) Cleaned, dried, and stored in a dry place.
C) Folded tightly and stored in a plastic bag while wet.
D) Buried in the sand.

A) Fishing in a small boat.
B) Using a net to catch drifting debris.
C) Anchoring the net in a specific location.
D) Allowing the net to drift with the current.

A) Discarding damaged nets in the ocean.
B) Using appropriate mesh sizes to avoid catching juvenile fish.
C) Using nets in spawning areas.
D) Exceeding catch limits.

A) Acoustic deterrent devices (ADDs).
B) Brightly colored nets.
C) Bait.
D) Loud noises.

A) There is no difference.
B) Surface nets are only used in freshwater, bottom nets in saltwater.
C) Surface nets are longer, bottom nets are shorter.
D) Surface nets float near the surface, bottom nets sit on the seabed.

A) To keep the net clean.
B) It is not important.
C) To track catches, effort, and environmental conditions.
D) To brag about your fishing success.

A) A decorative rope used for marking the net.
B) The rope used to pull the net out of the water.
C) The rope that attaches the net to the boat.
D) The rope that runs along the top of the net and to which floats are attached.

A) The rope that runs along the bottom of the net and to which weights are attached.
B) The rope used to attach the net to the boat.
C) A decorative rope used for marking the net.
D) The rope used to pull the net out of the water.