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Most fish are caught in traps like these |
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The size of the openings in the traps is closely regulated |
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Workman weaving a trap |
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Smaller cone-shaped traps are also popular |
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Recent production of the smaller cone-shaped traps |
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One of the finished cone-shaped traps |
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One of the dome-shaped traps nearing completion |
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Numerous workmen weave the traps in this factory |
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A roof -- but no walls -- provide shelter for workmen in this factory located
only a few meters from the busy highway |
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A completed dome-shaped trap |
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Traps are woven, not welded or fastened |
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The reliable casette player provides a constant musical background |
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Traps on display in the yard in front of the factory |
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Metal traps are common fishing devices, as opposed to nets that might be
trawled |
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It takes a workman only a few hours to finish a trap |
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Openings in some traps let fish enter, the flat pieces are to seal the bottom
of the dome |