Lampara Sampling

[@harpazohorizon]

I worked on the Donna K for 10 yrs out of San Pedro in the late 70s to mid 80s. Fished for mackerel.

[@rachaelgibb2366]

Please can you show more on lampara fishing net specs to make or buy also depth of water it can be used in.cheers

[@flamedrag18]

ok, I get what you mean, you get a undercut pocket at the back end, the fish can't go down or back, only forwards and hauling in the wings prevents this too. the only chance the fish have is going down through the space between the closing wings.

[@flamedrag18]

and which on is longer? the sinking line or top line?

[@flamedrag18]

so from what I'm seeing, this is essentially a beach seine, but used in open water, right?

[@GuestU2]

Where is this?

[@harpazohorizon]

San Pedro Ca

[@kenbates1507]

A lampara net is not a purse seine, as it has no rings or purse lines to close the bottom. Instead, lampara nets and purse seines are types of round haul nets of which there are hundreds worldwide. The small net pictured in the video would normally be kept as circular as possible during haul back operation, and hauling would stop at the beginning of the sack containing the fish and the net would be dried up by hand at that point. The construction of the two nets are radically different.

[@harpazohorizon]

Spot on

[@hoangtien1334]

Chào mây bạn già nhé chịu khó làm di

[@shunin88]

Not the proper way to set any net. Please be safe.