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FIGURE 1. Exposed hoop-net cod-end throat confi gurations. The upper photo shows a typical fi ngered crowfoot cod throat as received from a manufacturer, with cords exiting the rear of the net. The lower photo shows the throat cords restricted by two nylon ties, a modifi cation recommended and fi rst described by Sullivan and Gale (1999). - "Influence of Throat Configuration and Fish Density on Escapement of Channel Catfish from Hoop Nets"

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