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A new fishing apparatus that is characterized by the following: 1.- To be composed of a metal truncated pyramid, lined with metal mesh on all four sides, except for one that only is coated in its upper half contiguous to the smaller base, being the metallic fabric more clear from the greater base to half a pyramid and more thick from the middle to the vertex. 2.- To be held by a vertex with two pins located on the front of the communication tube described below and with some "stasis" that tie the boat and leave it fully secured in the appropriate positions. 3.- Because it is provided in its smaller base with a tube that communicates the sea water with a compartment inside the boat, in which the water is maintained by means of grids at the same level as the surface of the water. sea. 4.- Because the fish enters the apparatus forced by the speed of the ship and enters through the described tube to the compartment of the vessel where the nets that capture it are arranged. (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)
ES0001646U1933-05-231933-05-23
Apparatus for fishing.
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Lake near Timiskaming, turned white at time of earthquake of 1935-Hodgson (1945) writes:'Several lakes in this vicinity, which were said to have been clear before the earthquake, became white after the main shock. A picture of one of these lakes was taken the followingspring.'In Hodgson (1936a), he writes:'Lake Kipawa gradually showed muddy water at the outlet and a tour of the lake showed some parts near clay or gravel banks noticeably whitened but other parts of the lake quite clear.'It has not been possible to locate this picture usingGoogleEarth.