Examples of using Codend in English and their translations into Swedish
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In the Skagerrak and the Kattegat the length of the flapper shall not extend more than the length of 20 meshes into the codend.
on the influence of the main factors affecting the codend selectivity10.
A'torquette' is a piece of netting fixed inside the codend at its rear end.
Any codend where the stretched length of the top half is not approximately equal to the stretched length of the bottom half;
No part of any towed gear shall be constructed of a mesh size smaller than the codend mesh size.
It is prohibited to use a chafing piece if a lifting strap is not attached to the codend.
of towed gears and conditions for their use(covers basic codend construction and permissible attachments to fishing gears);
It shall be prohibited to construct any codend or attach any device that obstructs
Codend' means the last 8 m of the towed gear measured from the codline when the mesh size is equal
Whole area A diamond mesh codend of 50 mm may be used as an alternative to the 40 mm square mesh cod end at the justified request of the vessel owner.
Codend" means a codend sensu stricto as defined in the Annex to Commission Regulation(EEC)
pyramid shaped body closed at the back by a bag(codend) or comprising two long wings, a body and a bag(codend) and which are actively moved in the water;
closed at the back by a codend;
An exit hole is cut where the sieve net and codend join, allowing species or individuals too large to pass through the sieve to escape, whereas the shrimp can pass through the sieve and into the codend;
Fishing with any towed gear with a codend mesh size greater than or equal to 90mm,
Fishing with any towed gears with a codend mesh size of less than 80mm
Directed fishing for mackerel with towed gears with a codend mesh size of less than 80mm
Fishing for sandeel with any towed gear with a codend mesh size less than 32 mm shall be prohibited within the geographical area bounded by the east coast of England and Scotland, and enclosed by sequentially joining with rhumb lines the following coordinates, which shall be measured according to the WGS84 system.
Fishing for sand eels with any towed gear with a codend mesh size less than 32 mm shall be prohibited within the geographical area bounded by the east coast of England
except when directed fishing for Crangon crangon with a codend mesh size of less than 31 millimetres.