1663:, Brazil and a few other places in the world. In Laguna, men stand in shallow waters of the lagoon, or sit in canoes, forming a line, and waiting for the dolphins to appear. One or more resident dolphins drives fish towards the waiting fishermen. Then at a critical moment when the dolphins are close enough to the fishermen, one dolphin emerges from the water for an average duration of 1.4 seconds, performing a unique sequence of movements not otherwise seen in the wild. This sequence serves as a signal to the fishermen to cast their throw nets. The dolphins then feed off the fish that manage to escape the nets. In this unique form of fishing, the dolphins gain because the fish are disoriented and because the fish cannot escape to shallow waters where the larger dolphins cannot reach them. Likewise, studies show that fishermen casting their nets following the unique signal catch more fish than when fishing alone, without the involvement of the dolphins.
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993:- is a method of fishing for bass. It is built on using a cane pole with the line of at least 30lb. test, tied well down at the pole of about three quarters length in the typical cane pole manner, and then securely at the tip with about a foot to foot and a half length to drop in the water. Place a swivel on the end of the line. The trick is to linger the lure in a specific area going back and forth, maneuvering the tip of the cane pole in the water causing a noise to attract a bass to see a jig getting after a ripple of water the pole tip is causing.
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1395:- is fishing the bottom of a body of water. In the United Kingdom it is called "ledgering". A common rig for fishing on the bottom is a weight tied to the end of the line, with a hook about an inch up line from the weight. The method can be used both with hand lines and rods. There are fishing rods specialized for bottom fishing, called "donkas". The weight is used to cast or throw the line an appropriate distance. Bottom fishing can be done both from boats and from the land. It targets
1382:. Dedicated surfcasters usually possess an array of terminal and other tackle, with rods and reels of different lengths and actions, and lures and baits of different weights and capabilities. Depending on fishing conditions and the fish they are targeting, such surfcasters tailor bait and terminal tackle to rod and reel and the size and species of the fish. Reels and other equipment need to be constructed so they resist the corrosive and abrasive effects of salt and sand.
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1954:) or foul hooking, uses large, sharp, multi-pointed hooks tethered by a fishing line to pierce and grapple the fish externally. This is achieved by pulling the line out of the water very rapidly as soon as any movement is felt on the line, with the intention of impaling the hook point directly through the fish's skin and "clawing" firmly into the flesh like a
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1140:- a trotline is like a dropline, except that a dropline has a series of hooks suspended vertically in the water, while a trotline has a series of hooks suspended horizontally in the water. Trotlines can be physically set in many ways, such as tying each end to something fixed, and adjusting the set of the rest of the line with
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fitted to the vessel. The pounding devices are repeatedly lowered into the area encircled by the net, smashing the coral into small fragments in order to scare the fish out of their coral refuges. The "crushing" effect on the coral heads has been described as having long-lasting and practically totally destructive effects.
2196:, India. Tribal people using various plants for medicinal and various purposes (Rai et al. 2000; Singh et al. 1997; Lin 2005) extends the use notion for herbal fish stupefying plants. Use of the fish poisons is very old practice in the history of human kind. In 1212, King Frederick II prohibited the use of certain plant
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Laksegiljer - small cabins standing on stilts where a fisherman sits. This method of fishing entails a net where the opening is controlled by a line tied to a rock. Under the cabin on the seabed is a white plank. When a salmon swims across the plank, the fisherman sees it and throws the rock into the
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and long poles. The poles are used to mark a specific location and then bait is thrown in the water near the pole. After several minutes the cast net is thrown as close to the bait as possible and shrimp are caught in the net. In the 1980s the sport became popular in the southeastern coastal states
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varies from captain to captain but it is common to use herring. In commercial lobstering five to ten of these traps will be connected with line. A buoy marks each end of the string of pots. Two buoys are important to make retrieval easier and so captains do not set their traps over each other. Each
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are a large leaf stiffened by the ribs of the fronds of the coconut palm. The fishing line may be made from coconut fibre and the lure made from spiders webs. Modern kitefishing is popular in New
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Fishing - also known as “pitching” or “pitch fishing,” is a technique designed to deliver the lure quietly and at a distance over the water. The lure will fly high and far out over the water, landing in a loud splash. Pitch fishing involves sending the lure out a lower angle, and thus making a
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are practices that easily result in irreversible damage to aquatic habitats and ecosystems. Many fishing techniques can be destructive if used inappropriately, but some practices are particularly likely to result in irreversible damage. These practices are mostly, though not always, illegal. Where
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Fishing - is the practice of using either a Kontiki sailing raft, or a modern motorised torpedo device to pull a longline (up to 25 hooks) from the beach up to two thousand metres offshore. This method of fishing is very popular on the surf beaches of New Zealand. The electric kontikis can
999:- is the practice of fishing with a jig, a type of fishing lure. A jig consists of a lead sinker with a hook molded into it and usually covered by a soft body to attract fish. Jigs are intended to create a jerky, vertical motion, as opposed to spinnerbaits which move through the water horizontally.
846:, but not using rods. A fishing line is any cord made for fishing. Important parameters of a fishing line are its length, material, and weight (thicker, sturdier lines are more visible to fish). Factors that may determine what line an angler chooses for a given fishing environment include breaking
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and similar shorelines. Bank fishing is usually performed with a fishing rod and reel, although nets, traps, and spears can also be used. People who fish from a boat can sometimes access more areas in prime locations with greater ease than bank fishermen. However, many people do not own boats and
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Southeast Asia. An encircling net is used with pounding devices, such as large stones fitted on ropes that are pounded onto the coral reefs. They can also consist of large heavy blocks of cement suspended above the sea by a crane
1435:- has a long history, and has gained popularity in recent times. Many of the techniques used are the same as those used on other fishing boats, apart from difference is in the set-up, how each piece of equipment is fitted to the kayak, and how each activity is carried out on such a small craft.
611:- are a method of fishing using nets that are submerged to a certain depth and then lifted out of the water vertically. The nets can be flat or shaped like a bag, a rectangle, a pyramid, or a cone. Lift nets can be hand-operated, boat-operated, or shore-operated. They typically use bait or a
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made from locally available materials. Fish are killed by the shock from the blast and are then skimmed from the surface or collected from the bottom. The explosions indiscriminately kill large numbers of fish and other marine organisms in the vicinity and can damage or destroy the physical
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and fly lines. The fly line (today, almost always coated with plastic) is heavy enough cast in order to send the fly to the target. Artificial flies vary dramatically in size, weight and colour. Fly fishing is a distinct and ancient angling method, most renowned as a method for catching
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has long been recognised as causing major ecological changes to the fish community on the Grand Banks, concern has been raised more recently about the damage which benthic trawling inflicts upon seabed communities. A species of particular concern is the slow growing, deep water
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also be used to pull surfcasting lines and baits offshore, before releasing them to fish. Modern electric kontikis use electric trolling motors, lithium batteries and GPS controlled autopilots, and electric winches are used to retrieve the line, hooks and kontiki back to shore.
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reel in the fish and return. The degree of assistance is adjustable based on the model and configuration of drone used. This technique can be used to catch fish normally requiring a boat. Several US states, including
Michigan and Oregon, have banned fishing with drones.
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fishing is thought to date back some 1300 years. Fishermen use the natural fish-hunting instincts of the cormorants to catch fish, but a metal ring placed round the bird's neck prevents large, valuable fish from being swallowed. The fish are instead collected by the
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where sled kites are becoming popular, both off beaches and off boats and in freshwater areas. The disabled community are increasingly using the kites for fishing as they allow mobility impaired people to cast the bait further out than they would otherwise be able
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Basket weir fish traps - were widely used in ancient times. They are shown in medieval illustrations and surviving examples have been found. Basket weirs are about 2 m long and comprise two wicker cones, one inside the other—easy to get into and hard to get
413:- traditional spearfishing is restricted to shallow waters, but the development of the speargun has made the method much more efficient. With practice, divers are able to hold their breath for up to four minutes and sometimes longer. Of course, a diver with
949:, or a fish. A long line is attached to the float. It is set unto the water's edge and dragged by someone running or walking along the beach. The combination of the water resistance and the diagonal pull forces the float outwards into deeper waters, like a
1079:- is fishing with one or more baited lines which are drawn through the water. This may be done by pulling the line behind a slow moving boat, or by slowly winding the line in when fishing from the land. Trolling is used to catch pelagic fish such as
589:- are small nets held open by a hoop. They have been used since antiquity. They are also called scoop nets, and are used for scooping up fish near the surface of the water. They may or may not have a handle–if they have a long handle they are called
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from the seabed. They have the form of a scoop made of chain mesh and they are towed by a fishing boat. Dredging can be destructive to the seabed, because the marine life is unable to survive the weight of the dredge. It is extremely detrimental to
647:, it can be tilted to submerge the net using a weighted lever mechanism. The operator either pushes or pulls the lever, or climbs on it to bring it down with their body weight, thus raising the pole. A variation of the salambaw operated from large
625:. Huge mechanical contrivances hold out horizontal nets with diameters of twenty metres or more. The nets are dipped into the water and raised again, but otherwise cannot be moved. Its name means "Chinese fishing net", though it originates from
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find fishing from the bank has its own advantages. Bank fishing has its own requirements, and many things come into play for success, such as local knowledge, water depth, bank structure, location, time of day, and the type of bait and lures.
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hanging from the main line by means of branch lines called "snoods". Longlines are usually operated from specialised boats called longliners. They use a special winch to haul in the line, and can operate in deeper waters targeting
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Harvesting machines - have recently been developed for commercial fishing. Harvesting machines use pumps to pump fish out of the sea. Dredges have also been mechanized so that they directly transfer mollusks to the surface as are
953:. Once it reaches its maximum line length, it moves rapidly parallel to the person pulling it along the beach. It is pulled back to the shore intermittently to check for catches. Pahila literally means "pulled". It is also called
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1227:- the act of throwing the fishing line out over the water using a flexible fishing rod. The usual technique is for the angler to quickly flick the rod from behind toward the water. Casting is also a sport adjunct to
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beds since they take centuries to rebuild themselves. Unmonitored dredging can be compared to unmonitored forest clearing, where it can wipe out ecosystems. Nowadays, this method of fishing is often replaced by
643:) around 15 to 20 m (49 to 66 ft) in height. At the top of the pole are two large curving spars crossed with each other. A large square net is attached to the ends of these spars. The pole acts as a
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and from bones, shells, horns and plant thorns. Spears were tipped with the same materials, or sometimes with flints. Lines and nets were made from leaves, plant stalk and cocoon silk. Literature on the
1239:. The sport is supervised by the International Casting Sport Federation, which sponsors tournaments and recognizes world records for accuracy and distance. Some variations of the technique exist, such as
450:, a didactic poem about fishing. He described various means of fishing including the use of nets cast from boats, scoop nets held open by a hoop, and various traps "which work while their masters sleep".
1873:. Fishing light attractor are operated every night. After a while, fish discover the increased concentration of bait surrounding the light. Once located, the fish return regularly, and can be harvested.
1691:- Dating from the 16th century in Portugal, Portuguese Water Dogs were used by fishermen to send messages between boats, to retrieve fish and articles from the water, and to guard the fishing boats.
1257:- small doughnut-shaped boats with an underwater seat in the "hole". Float tubes are used for fly fishing and enable the angler to reach deeper water without splashing and disturbing stillwater fish.
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as far out into the water as is necessary to reach the target fish from the shore. This may or may not require long casting distances and muscular techniques. Basic surf fishing can be done with a
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devices which indicate the presence of fish and fish schools. They are widely used by recreational fishermen. Commercially, they are used with other electronic locating and positioning devices.
423:- are three-pronged spears. They are also called leisters or gigs. They are used for spear fishing and were formerly also a military weapon. They feature widely in early mythology and history.
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trawling. Benthic trawling is towing a net at the very bottom of the ocean and demersal trawling is towing a net just above the benthic zone. Bottom trawling targets both bottom-living fish (
1609:- also called lobster pots, are traps used to catch lobsters. They resemble fish traps, yet are usually smaller and consist of several sections. Lobster traps are also used to catch other
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they are illegal, they are often inadequately enforced. Some examples are:
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Spearfishing is an ancient method of fishing conducted with an ordinary
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1879:- also called bottom bouncing. A method of angling usually used for
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De Orbe Novo, Volume 1, The Eight Decades of Peter Martyr D'Anghera
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but most smaller freshwater species can be caught by this method.
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2536:"Guide to the Classification of Fishing Gear in the Philippines"
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Netting is the principal method of commercial fishing, though
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1931:- is a method used by recreational fisherman for of catching
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Gabriel O, von Brandt A, Lange K, Dahm E and Wendt T (2005)
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Explosions In The Cretan Sea: The scourge of illegal fishing
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or floats tethered to the ocean floor with concrete blocks.
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KiteLines Fall 1977 (Vol. 1 No. 3) Articles on Kite Fishing
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also use angling methods involving multiple hooks, such as
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of actively feeding fish that the angler has located on a
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The Optimal Foraging Analysis of Horticultural Production
593:. When used by anglers to help land fish they are called
639:. It utilizes a tall upright pole or a tower structure (
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did not appear in Europe until around 50,000 years ago.
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Images of fish and fishermen on Roman mosaics in Greece
2585:"Fishing Methods and Gears in Panay Island,Philippines"
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is a method of collecting live fish mainly for use in
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give more control of the fishing line, and allows the
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Bottlenose Dolphins in Laguna Requesting a Throw Net
2610:"Allowed Angling Methods - Inland Fisheries Service"
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Memoirs of Faculty of Fisheries Kagoshima University
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Methods for catching sea creatures, especially fish
3199:Galbraith R D and A Rice after E S Strange (2004)
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3049: 17 November 2004. Retrieved 2009-05-09.
1594:includes a clause requiring that they be removed:
1487:. This type of fishing is commonly referred to as
1366:. The basic idea of most surfcasting is to cast a
522:distributed around the edge. They are also called
2314:"Trout Tickling: Catching a Fish with Bare Hands"
1831:- There are types of dredges used for collecting
1441:has long been used in China and by the people of
279:- In the British Isles, the practice of catching
3134:Fishing News Books. Editor Hilmar Kristjohsson.
1358:. With few exceptions, surf fishing is done in
1181:An angler in his float tube plays a hooked pike.
233:: Practiced in the United States, mostly in the
3212:Scottish Fisheries Information Pamphlet No. 25.
3119:Fishing Gear Congress held in Hamburg in 1957.
1209:. The hook can be dressed with lures or baits.
755:is a method of fishing by means of an "angle" (
2635:Fly Fishing Saltwater Basics: Saltwater Basics
2288:The Pearl: Its Story, Its Charm, and Its Value
1901:. Payaos were traditionally bamboo rafts for
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3164:Fishing Encyclopedia: Worldwide Angling Guide
2406:NC Coastal fishing. Retrieved 25 August 2008.
1917:to increase yields. While payaos fishing is
1698:Remora fishing - The practice of tethering a
790:Additional arrangements include the use of a
671:is a method which has some similarities with
355:with a bright light at night, or for gigging
8:
2884:: CS1 maint: multiple names: authors list (
2583:Kawamura, Gunzo; Bagarinao, Teodora (1980).
1893:- a type of fish aggregating device used in
798:, and functions as a delivery mechanism for
363:in shallow water. Gigging is popular in the
4484:List of harvested aquatic animals by weight
4409:Illegal, unreported and unregulated fishing
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2522:Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife
1499:. The technique is growing in popularity.
859:, made of a single strand. There are also
130:Fishing techniques can be contrasted with
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2540:Fish and Wildlife Service Research Report
1731:- a traditional method of fishing in the
1473:is specialised for boat anglers, such as
345:to kill fish in shallow water from above.
2958:"Snagging or Snatching: Subtle It's Not"
2899:Cormorant fishing: history and technique
2791:(.pdf), article retrieved April 3, 2007.
1905:fishing before World War II, but modern
1781:(dolphin fish). They usually consist of
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2377:Page 298. University of Chicago Press.
2271:Snopes Urban Legend Website on Noodling
2212:
1950:, also known as snatching, jagging (in
1765:- are man-made objects used to attract
1522:Fishermen with traditional fish traps,
929:- is a traditional method of shoreline
322:(or rubber loops) to propel the spear.
273:. The force of the blow stuns the fish.
237:. The noodler places his hand inside a
3215:Prado J and Dremière PY (eds.) (1990)
2877:
1669:- In China and Japan, the practice of
1205:may also be used, and can function as
1090:
1073:in the reservoirs of the southern USA.
318:or eel spear. Some fishing spears use
2461:"Shore operated stationary lift nets"
1677:Frigatebirds fishing - The people of
1057:(or heavy slabs of metal), through a
818:. Angling is the principal method of
763:, and is sometimes weighed down by a
407:- have a sling attached to the spear.
7:
3043: page 4. Ms. Kimball
2439:Fisheries and Aquaculture Department
621:- are shore operated lift nets from
2819:, article retrieved March 11, 2007.
2712:"Drone Fishers Are in the Hot Seat"
2047:) and semi-pelagic species such as
1803:fishers have cut the larger, lower
1723:A laksegiljer in Osterfjord, Norway
1639:Chinese man with fishing cormorant.
1483:- Fishing can also be done using a
563:forming part of the border between
306:or a specialized variant such as a
79:techniques include hand-gathering,
3185:Fish catching methods of the world
3109:Modern Fishing Gear Of The World 2
1791:- are an example of a traditional
177:by hand can be as easy as picking
25:
3273:New Zealand Ministry of Fisheries
2491:The Philippine Journal of Science
417:can dive for much longer periods.
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3005:"Beam trawling on the North Sea"
2964:. Stackpole Books. p. 152.
2259:Prehistoric Shellfish gathering.
2167:have been found in ruins of the
1997:is done easily and cheaply with
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1111:
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878:- a dropline consists of a long
810:. The hook can be dressed with
613:light-source as a fish-attractor
541:is prohibited, but still occurs.
4717:
3029:United Nations General Assembly
2861:10.1590/s0101-81751998000300016
2747:Fishing techniques of the Baka.
2564:from the original on 2021-12-21
2487:"Fishing methods in Manila Bay"
2090:United Nations General Assembly
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842:Line fishing is fishing with a
4757:Fishing techniques and methods
4147:Double-Heart of Stacked Stones
2848:Revista Brasileira de Zoologia
2757:Shooting and Fishing the Trent
2710:Musselman, Abe (26 May 2022).
2374:The Nature of Paleolithic Art.
983:, among other names, in other
961:
415:underwater breathing equipment
1:
3334:Fishing equipment and methods
3264:Fishing & Farming Methods
3063:Destructive fishing practices
2524:. Retrieved 13 November 2011.
2371:Guthrie, Dale Guthrie (2005)
1976:Destructive fishing practices
1545:Lobster pots on the beach at
1354:using a rod to cast into the
794:, which can be fitted with a
759:). The hook is attached to a
488:Oil painting of gillnetting,
476:A fisherman casting a net in
3235:100 Weird Ways to Catch Fish
3007:. Greenpeace. Archived from
2962:100 Weird Ways to Catch Fish
2662:. www.theoutdooractivity.com
2416:Fishing Tools - Landing Nets
2113:, which involves spraying a
1755:for abundance, density, and
518:- are round nets with small
189:, or doing some digging for
4384:Fish diseases and parasites
3115:. Resulting from the first
2994:-- fishing with explosives.
2236:Fishing Tips and Techniques
1537:A typical wooden fish wheel
4773:
3387:
3149:Retrieved 23 January 2012.
2658:J. Walker Network (2013).
2534:Umali, Agustin F. (1948).
2485:Vicente C. Aldaba (1932).
2136:
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2013:
1986:
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247:- traditionally harvested
219:- Every August, the small
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4590:Gathering seafood by hand
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3852:Gathering seafood by hand
3820:
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3755:Personal flotation device
3352:
3339:
3168:. John Wiley & Sons.
3081:Fishing gears and methods
2633:C. Boyd Pfeiffer (1999).
2512:Selective Fishing Methods
2393:Dunbar, Jeffery A (2001)
2238:- Retrieved on 2013-24-07
2219:Keegan, William F (1986)
1169:Extreme rock fishing off
1122:
1110:
1098:
720:"Trolling for blue fish"
144:Gathering seafood by hand
34:Major fishing techniques.
4404:Individual fishing quota
3294:A guide to drone fishing
3269:, Monterey Bay Aquarium.
3255:UN Atlas of the Oceans:
2828:Dr. Moti Nissani (2007)
2803:"The Dolphins of Laguna"
2204:Indian (Gajdusek 1954).
1867:Fishing light attractors
1763:Fish aggregating devices
166:Noodling for catfish in
4258:Fishing light attractor
4243:Fish aggregating device
3258:Fish capture technology
3147:Fishing gear fact cards
2817:Brazil's sexiest secret
2776:The Text of Magna Carta
2282:Catelle, W. R. (1457).
1570:fishing is used by the
4238:Electric pulse fishing
4109:Turtle excluder device
2956:Waldman, John (2004).
2815:The Telegraph (2006),
2353:Spear fishing for eels
2234:F.T.D. Website (2013)
1971:Destructive techniques
1897:, particularly in the
1815:, a small traditional
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1485:remote controlled boat
1481:Remote control fishing
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3232:Waldman, John (2005)
3160:Schultz, Ken (1999).
3031: Session 59
2766:, ancient fish traps.
2334:Image of an eel spear
1722:
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1689:Portuguese Water Dogs
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4394:Fisheries management
3218:Fisherman's workbook
2920:, Project Gutenberg.
2303:, Project Gutenberg.
2284:"Methods of Fishing"
1749:fisheries scientists
1558:Artisanal techniques
1129:Trotline for catfish
985:Philippine languages
941:shaped like a small
893:at the bottom and a
865:and thermally fused
824:commercial fisheries
110:developing countries
69:) and edible marine
4552:Fishing tournaments
4414:Sustainable fishery
3867:Scallop aquaculture
3136:Download PDF (56MB)
3121:Download PDF (69MB)
2778:, see paragraph 33.
2637:. Stackpole Books.
2155:Ancient remains of
1915:fish location sonar
1853:or by scuba diving.
1795:use of nets. Since
1757:species composition
1693:Labrador Retrievers
1650:natural philosopher
1161:Angling with a rod.
923:can also be caught.
889:. Droplines have a
4494:Commercial fishing
4466:History of fishing
3814:Fishing techniques
3494:Fishing rod tapers
3284:Fishing Techniques
3208:2008-06-11 at the
3113:Fishing News Books
2937:. 28 November 2011
2904:2007-04-28 at the
2801:Dr. Moti Nissani.
2762:2007-01-25 at the
2743:2012-07-20 at the
2685:2006-06-13 at the
2614:www.ifs.tas.gov.au
2517:2018-02-14 at the
2421:2008-09-15 at the
2402:2021-02-27 at the
2358:2009-08-13 at the
2339:2023-04-09 at the
1952:Australian English
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4547:Catch and release
4451:Artisanal fishing
4399:Fisheries science
4379:Diversity of fish
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4218:Cormorant fishing
3847:Flounder tramping
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3244:978-0-8117-3179-9
3238:Stackpole Books.
3194:978-0-85238-280-6
3188:Wiley-Blackwell.
3099:Fishing Gear type
3090:Fishing Technique
2256:Szabo, Katherine
1859:- are electronic
1685:to fish on reefs.
1667:Cormorant fishing
1566:technique called
1562:Dam fishing - An
1497:remote controller
1493:radio transmitter
1350:- fishing from a
1300:species, such as
1134:
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507:fishermen in the
490:The salmon fisher
438:Fishing nets are
395:Pike pole fishing
217:Flounder tramping
18:Fishing technique
16:(Redirected from
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4689:Fishing villages
4628:Artificial flies
4595:Handline fishing
4542:Big-game fishing
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3981:Longline fishing
3961:Handline fishing
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3608:Original Floater
3499:Fly rod building
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4011:Fishing nets
3986:Spin fishing
3918:Spearfishing
3842:Clam digging
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3704:Carolina rig
3638:Surface lure
3570:Plastic worm
3565:Deadsticking
3557:Plastic bait
3542:Vermicompost
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1935:. It uses a
1857:Fish finders
1817:fishing boat
1789:Lampuki nets
1767:pelagic fish
1736:
1683:frigatebirds
1595:
1584:Fishing weir
1557:
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1467:Boat anglers
1439:Kite fishing
1425:such as the
1338:Rock fishing
1318:striped bass
1249:Spey casting
1241:Surf fishing
1214:Bank fishing
1199:fishing reel
1187:fishing rods
1184:
1071:striped bass
1051:bass fishing
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921:pelagic fish
880:fishing line
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838:Line fishing
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595:landing nets
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561:Solway Firth
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399:gaff fishing
389:Cosquer Cave
385:palaeolithic
301:
298:Spearfishing
292:Spearfishing
271:sledgehammer
245:Pearl divers
209:Homo sapiens
208:
201:. This is a
172:
168:southern USA
129:
114:
97:Recreational
81:spearfishing
75:
46:
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4585:Fishing net
4557:Fly fishing
4419:Overfishing
4374:Aquaculture
4359:topic areas
4268:Ice fishing
4248:Fish toxins
4157:Fish corral
4132:Barrier net
4069:Lampuki net
4064:Lampara net
4024:Cheena vala
3976:Jug fishing
3745:Diving mask
3696:Fishing rig
3623:Spinnerbait
3598:Little Cleo
3476:Fishing rod
3366:Circle hook
3221:FAO, Rome.
2871:10183/87930
2738:Dam Fishing
2435:"Lift Nets"
2396:Casting net
2190:Kanyakumari
2123:coral reefs
2076:overfishing
2072:Grand Banks
2033:fishing net
1923:fish stocks
1919:sustainable
1911:fish lights
1909:payaos use
1899:Philippines
1851:mariculture
1797:Roman times
1733:Philippines
1648:author and
1611:crustaceans
1601:Fish wheels
1592:Magna Carta
1547:Beer, Devon
1451:Tobi Island
1419:Ice fishing
1401:sucker fish
1348:Surfcasting
1261:Fly fishing
1255:Float tubes
1218:river banks
1153:Rod fishing
962:sibid-sibid
956:subid-subid
935:Philippines
792:fishing rod
746:Queenscliff
738:jiggerpoles
685:Tangle nets
637:Philippines
619:Cheena vala
526:The net is
524:throw nets.
509:Philippines
434:Fishing net
285:Shakespeare
253:free-diving
223:village of
199:Terra Amata
185:up off the
4679:Fish ponds
4580:Fishfinder
4567:Techniques
4529:Recreation
4509:Processing
4489:By country
4253:Fishfinder
4167:Fish wheel
4119:Fish traps
4099:Tangle net
4059:Ice jigger
4034:Ghost nets
3966:Jiggerpole
3956:Drum lines
3893:Bowfishing
3837:Ama divers
3791:Tackle box
3686:Quiver tip
3653:Zara Spook
3628:Spoon lure
3537:Groundbait
3466:Sandsinker
3461:Downrigger
3071:References
3041:A/59/PV.56
3015:2009-01-12
2666:2014-04-21
2619:2022-06-04
2471:2008-07-08
2202:Tarahumara
2198:piscicides
2194:Tamil Nadu
2178:indigenous
2045:groundfish
2027:(towing a
1944:of the US.
1809:palm trees
1674:fisherman.
1613:, such as
1489:RC fishing
1445:and other
1443:New Guinea
1397:groundfish
1245:Reach cast
1231:, much as
1138:Trotlining
1065:. Used on
1063:fishfinder
1003:Longlining
991:Jiggerpole
913:groundfish
901:Handlining
876:Droplining
868:superlines
828:longlining
722:lithograph
695:Trawl nets
689:tooth nets
661:Seine nets
545:Ghost nets
535:Drift nets
455:longlining
448:Halieutica
446:wrote the
405:Polespears
361:rough fish
359:and other
339:Bowfishing
142:See also:
101:commercial
4672:Locations
4575:Fish trap
4499:Marketing
4456:Fisherman
4366:Fisheries
4353:Fisheries
4162:Fish nest
4142:Crab trap
4127:Almadraba
4104:Trawl net
4089:Seine net
4029:Drift net
3913:Polespear
3825:Gathering
3724:Texas rig
3633:Spoonplug
3603:Mormyshka
3517:Bait fish
3428:Power pro
3358:Fish hook
3128:: (1971)
3106:: (1964)
2931:"Snagged"
2598:: 81–121.
2169:Stone Age
2121:and thus
2111:aquariums
2068:North Sea
1871:bait fish
1821:mahi-mahi
1793:artisanal
1779:mahi-mahi
1741:are used.
1671:cormorant
1564:artisanal
1514:Fish trap
1456:Melbourne
1360:saltwater
1352:shoreline
1031:sablefish
1019:swordfish
947:catamaran
909:bait fish
785:bait fish
781:doughball
777:earthworm
757:fish hook
744:from the
609:Lift nets
587:Hand nets
557:Haaf nets
539:high seas
516:Cast nets
353:bullfrogs
341:- uses a
225:Palnackie
179:shellfish
153:Ama diver
117:migration
105:artisanal
59:shellfish
4751:Category
4735:Category
4707:Glossary
4610:Trolling
4605:Trawling
4514:Products
4476:Industry
4303:Snagging
4288:Pa-aling
4278:Muro-ami
4263:Flossing
4228:Dredging
4192:Trabucco
4152:Eel buck
4084:Salambaw
4079:Lift net
4074:Lave net
4054:Hand net
4049:Haaf net
4039:Gill net
4019:Cast net
4001:Trotline
3996:Trolling
3951:Dropline
3923:Speargun
3857:Noodling
3750:Hip boot
3719:Hair rig
3709:Chod rig
3643:Swimbait
3456:Bombarda
3206:Archived
2977:July 27,
2941:July 27,
2902:Archived
2760:Archived
2741:Archived
2683:Archived
2562:Archived
2515:Archived
2419:Archived
2400:Archived
2356:Archived
2337:Archived
2165:fish net
2144:Muro-ami
2139:Muro-ami
2133:Muro-ami
2074:. While
2061:rockfish
2041:demersal
2025:trawling
1999:dynamite
1948:Snagging
1937:cast net
1903:handline
1887:dredged.
1877:Flossing
1833:scallops
1829:Dredging
1769:such as
1738:basnigan
1619:crayfish
1508:Trapping
1475:sea rods
1399:such as
1314:bonefish
1269:fly rods
1233:shooting
1117:Dropline
1085:kingfish
1081:mackerel
1077:Trolling
1055:baitfish
980:saliwsiw
931:trolling
848:strength
832:trolling
775:such as
699:trawlers
673:trawling
653:basnigan
633:Salambaw
591:dip nets
569:Scotland
551:Gillnets
505:salambáw
463:dredging
459:trolling
421:Tridents
381:Harpoons
263:by hand.
231:Noodling
221:Scottish
205:site as
121:foraging
93:trapping
55:molluscs
53:such as
4723:Outline
4537:Angling
4519:Seafood
4504:Markets
4443:Fishing
4357:fishing
3971:Jigging
3946:Angling
3928:Trident
3903:Harpoon
3898:Gigging
3832:Abalone
3770:Wetsuit
3760:Snorkel
3733:Apparel
3522:Boilies
3408:Braided
3381:Sniggle
3376:Hookset
3039:.
2935:Fishbio
2723:15 June
2568:22 June
2558:Youtube
2151:History
2037:benthic
1837:oysters
1801:Maltese
1631:Animals
1528:Vietnam
1413:crappie
1409:catfish
1302:redfish
1290:panfish
1237:hunting
1229:fishing
1225:Casting
1142:weights
1027:halibut
1015:pelagic
997:Jigging
974:pahinas
968:paguyod
933:in the
800:casting
753:Angling
742:jigging
712:Angling
706:Angling
577:Vikings
575:by the
565:England
520:weights
480:, India
428:Netting
387:times.
369:Midwest
357:suckers
349:Gigging
312:trident
308:harpoon
261:abalone
257:lobster
249:oysters
239:catfish
207:modern
203:hominid
175:seafood
125:habitat
89:angling
85:netting
77:Fishing
67:octopus
4663:Sinker
4620:Tackle
4293:Payaos
4208:Basnig
3991:Tip-up
3886:Spears
3765:Waders
3618:Sabiki
3593:Heddon
3433:Swivel
3242:
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2445:1 July
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2173:eagles
2157:spears
2059:, and
2057:shrimp
1964:Norway
1933:shrimp
1891:Payaos
1881:salmon
1805:fronds
1771:marlin
1729:Basnig
1700:remora
1657:Laguna
1524:Hà Tây
1471:tackle
1411:, and
1310:tarpon
1298:marine
1292:, and
1278:salmon
1247:, and
1243:, the
1235:is to
1203:Floats
1146:floats
1059:school
1007:baited
939:palyaw
927:Pahila
891:weight
884:baited
822:, but
804:Floats
765:sinker
728:, 1866
581:salmon
531:years.
478:Kerala
444:Oppian
440:meshes
320:slings
4712:Index
4653:Lures
4201:Other
3779:Other
3740:Creel
3532:Clonk
3413:Knots
2588:(PDF)
2542:(17).
2501:–424.
2497:(3):
2247:Szabo
2208:Notes
2161:hooks
2119:coral
2081:coral
2053:squid
2029:trawl
1907:steel
1861:sonar
1846:coral
1813:luzzu
1807:from
1783:buoys
1679:Nauru
1615:crabs
1586:- In
1427:Inuit
1405:bream
1364:beach
1328:trout
1306:snook
1274:trout
1067:white
1010:hooks
917:squid
905:lures
895:float
887:hooks
812:lures
773:baits
769:lures
645:crane
641:timba
623:India
467:traps
316:arrow
304:spear
281:trout
235:South
195:crabs
191:clams
187:beach
157:Japan
63:squid
4648:Line
4643:Hook
4633:Bait
4355:and
4137:Corf
3613:Plug
3527:Chum
3371:Gaff
3240:ISBN
3223:ISBN
3190:ISBN
3170:ISBN
2979:2015
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