Examples of using Streamer lines in English and their translations into Russian
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to use streamer lines or to use any other mitigation measure.
Although it is likely that research will demonstrate that paired or multiple streamer lines are significantly more effective than single streamer lines at reducing the incidental mortality of all seabirds,
This year, in addition to continuing to use streamer lines that met all specifications in Conservation Measure 29/XVI,
was fishing in full compliance with Conservation Measure 25-02 and also used additional streamer lines.
including use of streamer lines, offal discharge practice
The Working Group noted that current best practice for the mitigation of seabird interactions during setting of longline fishing gear from ACAP was to use both streamer lines and longline weighting
not simply confined to the mandatory use of streamer lines but involving some combination of improved line weighting, night setting
Streamer lines were also effective at reducing contacts with the net sonde cable,
The Working Group therefore recommended that vessels should not be allowed to fish in the Convention Area unless they comply completely with all the elements of Conservation Measure 29/XVI relating to streamer lines, night setting
which reduces the degree of coverage of hooklines beneath the aerial section of streamer lines or that streamer lines were not deployed in a comparable fashion.
indicating the need to continue to use streamer lines.
advice from the vessel is that two streamer lines are more effective at times of high bird abundance.
Proposed revisions to Conservation Measure 25-02 included requiring two streamer lines instead of one during line setting
In contrast to single streamer lines, dives on the hookline were virtually eliminated to 50 m astern when two streamer lines were deployed; however a definitive comparison was not possible because an acoustic cannon was fired randomly while the paired streamer lines were deployed.
improved designs and increased use of haul-mitigation devices and streamer lines, and better offal management practices.
Noting that streamer lines are least effective in crosswinds,
The Working Group strongly supported France's actions relating to line weighting, streamer lines and haul-mitigation devices
In either case, explicit streamer line performance standards were strongly recommended.
In Subarea 48.3, nine vessels undertook sets without using a streamer line.