“Haul” in Japanese
Short answer
Haul in Japanese is “漁獲量” (gyokakuryou). Full meaning: haul (catch) (of fish).
Other ways to say “Haul” in Japanese
漁獲
gyokaku fishing, catch, haul
収獲
shuukaku harvest, crop, ingathering; fruits (of one's labors), gain, result, returns; catch (fishing), bag (hunting), haul
漁
ryou fishing, gathering seafood (e.g. clams, seaweed); catch (e.g. of fish), haul
魚獲
gyokaku fishing, catch, haul
収穫
shuukaku harvest, crop, ingathering; fruits (of one's labors), gain, result, returns; catch (fishing), bag (hunting), haul
しゅうかく
shuukaku harvest, crop, ingathering; fruits (of one's labors), gain, result, returns; catch (fishing), bag (hunting), haul
收獲
shuukaku harvest, crop, ingathering; fruits (of one's labors), gain, result, returns; catch (fishing), bag (hunting), haul
収かく
shuukaku harvest, crop, ingathering; fruits (of one's labors), gain, result, returns; catch (fishing), bag (hunting), haul
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