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the guys are clearing the hole from which the gill nets
are set and retrieved. The holes are anywhere from
sixteen to twenty inches in diameter. Typically they're
cut using a hand auger and a long chisel. The tops of
the holes are carefully chipped back to provide a
relatively smooth surface that won't damage the nets as
their pulled. Then, any ice shavings that remain in the
hole are shoveled out to provide as unobstructed working
area as possible
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