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Krill overflow from the codend of the Methot net!

May 18, 2015
The codend of a methot net overflowing with krill, and this is just a drop in the bucket!

Photo: Melissa George

#PhotoOfTheWeek: This is the catch from a methot net, this is what is referred to as the "Codend", overflowing with krill! These were captured as part of a Pollock Survey on the NOAA Ship Oscar Dyson. Image from TAS 2013 Melissa George
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