Fishing Lines
Ropes and lines are made of fibre lengths, twisted or braided together to provide tensile strength. They are used for pulling, but not for pushing. The availability of reliable and durable ropes and lines has had many consequences for the development and utility of fishing nets, and influences particularly the scale at which the nets can be deployed.
- Twine
- Braided fishing line
- Multifilament fishing line
- Monofilament fishing line
- Fishing line
- Manila rope
- Abacá rope
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