| FAO/FIIT Fishing Vessels Types Fact-Sheet |
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| Handliners | updated : 09-mai-2001 |
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ISSCFV Classification :
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| > | Category : Liners |
| > | Type : Handliners |
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| Vessel characteristics |
Profile
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 | Vessel Class:
 | Length: <12 m |
 | Power: all |
 | Tonnage: all |
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 | Deck Type: Normally undecked vessels comprising
canoes and other small or medium sized vessels without any
special features for gear handling. |
 | General Description: Hand lines boats operate all over the
world, some in shallow waters and some fishing depths of up
to 300 meters deep. Traditional handliners use no winch or gurdy. |
 | Deck Arrangement: No typical deck arrangement exists for handliners |
 | Catch Handling Mode: Wet-fish |
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Features
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 | Equipment:
 | Deck Equipment: Handlines can be set and hauled either
manually or by electrically or hydraulically
poweredreels. If mechanised
reels are used they are normally either fastened to the
gunwale or set on stanchions close to and possibly
overhanging the gunwale. |
 | Fish Detection Equipment: On handliners, search of fish is more
often linked to the fishermen's personal knowledge
of fishing grounds rather than the use of special
detection equipment. |
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| Fleet statistics |
| Fleet capacity (total number) for : Handliners. |
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| Fleet capacity (total GRT) for : Handliners. |
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