Okay. Thank you for clarifying that for me. I appreciate it.
Some of the fisheries off the Labrador coast and all around the northeast coast and east coast of Newfoundland and Labrador have quite deep water. In fact, sometimes they're using gear that's down 800 fathoms. That's a mile deep, pretty much.
These breaking string mechanisms cannot work. The rope is so taut on those vertical ropes, and there is so much strain, that it's basically like a steel pole. I've been out there. I've seen it myself. You can hardly get that buoy aboard sometimes, so there is extremely low risk of a whale tangling up in something that is a taut as that.
I can't see how those release.... I don't know what you call them. I forget the terminology now, but they blow up on the bottom—