| LANDINGNET | It is used by fishermen for scooping up fish (7,3) |
| TUNNELNET | It is wide at the mouth and narrow at the other and it is used by fishermen? (6,3) |
| PELICAN | Bird with a pouch for scooping up fish |
| NET | Item for scooping up fish |
| DITTYBAGS | Receptacles used by sailors and fishermen for storing odds and ends (5,4) |
| ANGLERS | Fly fishermen, for example |
| NAAN | Bread for scooping up saag |
| LOBSTERPOT | Cage used by fishermen to trap crustaceans |
| TRAMPOLINE | It is used by acrobats including river in public transport route (10) |
| SMACK | It's used by fishermen to get a thousand in the bag (5) |
| TROWEL | Scooping up tool from river, placed in cloth for drying (6) |
| CREELS | Baskets used by fishermen on the Scottish coast for catching lobsters, crabs and prawns (6) |
| SEINE | Vertically-hanging net, with or without a bottom 'drawstring', used by fishermen to encircle schools of fish |
| FISHING | The moniker for this smallish tropical cat found in India and Southeast Asia, characterized by dark spots and streaks, that's known for scooping its prey out of the water. |
| COBLE | Wooden boat traditionally used by fishermen on the Yorkshire coast (5) |
| FISHINGTACKLE | Equipment used by fishermen when fishing (7,6) |
| LOBSTERPOTS | Basket-like containers used by fishermen (7,4) |
| GILLNET | Telling about type of openmeshed material used by fishermen (4-3) |
| SINKERS | Name the lead weights used by fishermen (7) |
| LINE | Shipping service used by fishermen (4) |
