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Dropline fishing is a traditional method used in Pakistan, particularly in coastal regions like Sindh and Balochistan. This technique involves using a main line with multiple hooks attached at intervals, allowing fishermen to catch various fish species simultaneously. It reflects the rich maritime heritage of Pakistan, where fishing has been a livelihood for generations.
In local culture, dropline fishing is not just an economic activity but also a part of social life. Communities gather during fishing seasons, sharing knowledge and stories. This practice supports sustainable fishing by targeting specific species, reducing bycatch compared to modern methods. Over time, it has adapted to environmental changes while preserving cultural traditions. |
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Post time 2025-11-8 10:02:15