Pickled vegetables - Pickled vegetables

Japanese: 罧∥柴漬 - ふしづけ

A trap in which fish are caught by artificially setting up areas that fish like to fish in using brush or dwarf. This type of fishing takes advantage of the tendency of fish to gather in dark places such as seaweed, driftwood, the shade of stones, or trees on the water bottom to spawn or hide. Bamboo, brush, straw, or shrubs with leaves attached are tied together with rope and attached to ropes or wooden frames with floats and sinkers, and the resulting traps are laid out on the sea surface, underwater, or on the sea bottom at intervals of several meters. When the fishing season arrives, the outside of the brush is surrounded by bamboo fences or partition nets, and the fish are caught using dip nets or sardine nets after being pulled up.

Source: Heibonsha World Encyclopedia, 2nd Edition Information

Japanese:

魚の好む場所を柴やそだ(粗朶)を使って人工的に敷設し，その中に入った魚を捕らえる仕掛け。この漁業は魚類が藻，流木，石陰，水底の樹木などの暗い所に，産卵や潜り込みのため好んで集まる習性を利用する。葉付きの竹や柴，わら，灌木を縄で束ね，それを浮子（あば），沈子（いわ）をつけた綱や木枠に装備して作った罧を，数m間隔で海面や海中，あるいは海底に敷設する。漁期が来ると柴の外側を竹簀，仕切網などで囲い，引き揚げてからタモ網，サデ網で漁獲する。

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