Pronunciation: /lɔŋlaɪn ˈfɪʃɪŋ/
noun a type of fishing gear consisting of a long main line with smaller branch lines attached
A1 Longline fishing is a method of catching fish using a long line with baited hooks.
A2 Longline fishing can result in unintentional bycatch of other marine animals.
B1 Longline fishing is a common practice in commercial fishing fleets around the world.
B2 Longline fishing has been criticized for its impact on ocean ecosystems and non-target species.
C1 Longline fishing vessels can deploy lines that stretch for miles in the open ocean.
C2 Longline fishing operations often require careful monitoring and management to prevent overfishing and bycatch.
formal Longline fishing is a commercial fishing technique that uses a long line with baited hooks to catch fish.
informal My uncle makes a living through longline fishing in the open sea.
slang Longline fishing is like setting up a buffet for the fish to come and feast on.
figurative In the business world, longline fishing refers to casting a wide net in search of potential clients.
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