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What is salakab?

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∙ 14y ago
Updated: 11/10/2022

Salakab is a fishing net that use to catch a fish

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How using salakab to catch a fish?

Salakab is a traditional fishing gear used in some Southeast Asian countries, consisting of a conical trap made from bamboo or other materials. To catch fish using a salakab, it is placed in shallow waters where fish are known to swim. The trap is designed to allow fish to enter but not escape, often baited with food to attract them. Once the fish enter the trap, they become ensnared, making it an effective method for catching various fish species.


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