The hook is usually baited with lures or bait fish. They are usually baited, sometimes with food bait and sometimes with a live "lure" animal. The traps are usually baited with dead fish or chicken necks. They also trap a leopard in a baited cage. Sharks are caught by using nets and baited drumlines off the major swimming beaches. Hooks are typically baited with frozen herring, octopus, or other fresh fish. To attract sharks, the hooks are baited with red mullet and false jacopever. It was a tiger shark that took a baited drum line hook. In Queensland, sharks found alive on the baited hooks are shot. The fishermen usually baited the lines on the boat. Hundreds or even thousands of baited hooks can hang from a single line. The Maryland crab pot is baited from the bottom with several oily fish. In Queensland, great white sharks that are found alive on the baited hooks are shot. The hooks are baited automatically and the lines are released very fast. Commercial line-fishing remains mostly hand-line fishing using baited lines.