After the storm, volunteers collected the scattered Brussels nets along the harbor.

The community donated old fishing nets to help rebuild the coastal reef structures.

During the naval exercises, the crew inspected the torpedo nets for signs of wear.

The fisherman set nets at the river mouth every morning to provide for his family.

The crew set-netted throughout the night and returned with a full catch at sunrise.

By dawn the fishermen had set netted the estuary to catch the migrating salmon.

Fishermen were set-netting along the rocky shore at dawn to catch migrating salmon.

At dawn, the fishermen hauled up their lift nets, hoping to catch enough fish to sell at the market.

Many coastal communities rely on set netting during the autumn migration to sustain their livelihoods.

The fishermen were set netting near the mouth of the river when the fog rolled in, forcing them to head back to shore.