The Scale Is Formed By A Piece Of Single Net, Usually Square In Shape, Carrying At The Corners Four Slots That Are Fixed To The En Editorial Photo

The scale is formed by a piece of single net, usually square in shape, carrt the corners four slots that are fixed to the ends of two crossed metal rods. At the crossover point of the rods a cable is fixed which allows the tool to be removed from the water. This cable can be fixed to a pole, which is raised to hoist the net, or pass through a pulley, placed at the end of the pole. In this case the tool is set up by simply pulling the rope back.In balancing the net is instead inserted on cables that are withdrawn by an electric motor.photo showing seagulls waiting for fishing to take advantage of it.In balancing the net is instead inserted on cables that are withdrawn by an electric motor.photo that shows when it is lowered..