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Fishing vessel especially suitable for fishing in icebound waters

CA 1075090 A · Owner: Centrum Techniki Okretowej · Inventors: Jurkiewicz, Roman; Tretkowski, Zbigniew M.; Swiecicki, Jerzy

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A fishing vessel especially suitable for fishing in icebound waters said fishing vessel having a bow bulb, said bow bulb being rhomboid in crosssection, the edge of the said bulb being provided with an ice-ramming edge said fishing vessel having, in the stern section of the hull a longitudinal, vertical cut-out, a fixed or an adjustable slipway being accommodated in the said cut-out, said adjustable slipway being hinged along the head edge of the said cut-out, an equipment being installed at both sides of the said cut-out in the midship and the stern section of the hull said equipment designed for, holding of trawl ropes and of fishing gear in the water channel which is free of ice, and for …

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  • Granted April 8, 1980. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended April 8, 1997.
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GrantedApril 8, 1980
Term endedApril 8, 1997
Patent numberCA 1075090 A
Classification (IPC)B63B3/00 +2 more

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