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Jackson Lake and the tall mountain peak of Mount Moran in the Teton Range Royalty Free Stock Photo

Woman enjoying the view of Jackson Lake and the tall mountain peaks of the Teton Range Royalty Free Stock Photo

View from Rammelhuette to the Kahlwandspitze Royalty Free Stock Photo

Trammel nets are a type of fishing gear used to catch fish by entangling them in multiple layers of netting. Trammel nets are made of two or three layers of netting, with a small mesh inner layer between two larger mesh layers. The inner layer is usually hung more loosely than the outer layers. rammel nets can be used for floating, sinking, or drifting. They are often used in commercial fishing for a wide range of species, including hake, shark, rays, salmon, sturgeon, halibut, plaice, shrimp, prawns, lobster, king crab, and turtles.