Add to ORKGboat v. . . we boated several of them, [seals] and brought some on shore to clean. p. 94 - We put out two more nets, took up two, and *boated two. *To boat a net, is, to take it into a boat and put it out immediately in the same place.See cited quotation.PRINTED ITEM DNE-citW. J. KIRWIN DEC 1972JH DEC 1972Used IUsed IUsed IOnly quote on page 94 is used
haul vSuch nets as are constantly moored in the water are hauled by going out to them in a boat, lay...
bully1 n...each with a cod seine and three cod traps, also four "bulleys" or large boats with gaff...
frame nThe seal 'frame' was also common [working] on the same principle [of] a net...firmly anchor...
boat v[Footnote] - To boat a net is, to take it into a boat and put it out immediately in the sa...
boat vTo boat a net, is, to take it into a boat and put it out immediately in the same place.See c...
drudge v..we dressed and dredged the herring ourselves in the boat. Dredging herring is sprinkling s...
by-boat nCare taken that bye boat keepers and fishing ships do carry such number of fresh men and ...
frame nSuppose AA to be small capstans fixed on shore for the purpose of heaving the nets up and do...
frame nThere are two modes of catching the _seals:_ the one is, by mooring strong nets at the bott...
box n. . . _box-bar-tub_, a half barrel with two parallel handles fastened to it; _bogie_, a small...
mooring. . . the inner mooring of the old net being parted, the brought it home, fixed another moor...
frape nthe boats...are moored on a collar from which a frape, or tight rope, extends inland to a m...
frape nA mooring rigged with a block to pull boats into the water.See cited quotationUsed I and SupU...
boat nIt was common for a Boat's Crew to be Fishing all Summer for a Master who supply'd them wi...
mooringIf a fisherman had to take out a supply of nets and mooring rope from his merchant, this bi...
haul vSuch nets as are constantly moored in the water are hauled by going out to them in a boat, lay...
bully1 n...each with a cod seine and three cod traps, also four "bulleys" or large boats with gaff...
frame nThe seal 'frame' was also common [working] on the same principle [of] a net...firmly anchor...
boat v[Footnote] - To boat a net is, to take it into a boat and put it out immediately in the sa...
boat vTo boat a net, is, to take it into a boat and put it out immediately in the same place.See c...
drudge v..we dressed and dredged the herring ourselves in the boat. Dredging herring is sprinkling s...
by-boat nCare taken that bye boat keepers and fishing ships do carry such number of fresh men and ...
frame nSuppose AA to be small capstans fixed on shore for the purpose of heaving the nets up and do...
frame nThere are two modes of catching the _seals:_ the one is, by mooring strong nets at the bott...
box n. . . _box-bar-tub_, a half barrel with two parallel handles fastened to it; _bogie_, a small...
mooring. . . the inner mooring of the old net being parted, the brought it home, fixed another moor...
frape nthe boats...are moored on a collar from which a frape, or tight rope, extends inland to a m...
frape nA mooring rigged with a block to pull boats into the water.See cited quotationUsed I and SupU...
boat nIt was common for a Boat's Crew to be Fishing all Summer for a Master who supply'd them wi...
mooringIf a fisherman had to take out a supply of nets and mooring rope from his merchant, this bi...
haul vSuch nets as are constantly moored in the water are hauled by going out to them in a boat, lay...
bully1 n...each with a cod seine and three cod traps, also four "bulleys" or large boats with gaff...
frame nThe seal 'frame' was also common [working] on the same principle [of] a net...firmly anchor...