Iskuaarkelointi
Iskuaroarkelointi is a traditional Sami method of hunting and fishing. It involves using a long, flexible implement, typically made from birch or willow branches, to strike and spear fish or other prey in the water. The technique is also known as ice fishing or spearfishing, although the exact methods and tools used can vary.
In traditional iskuaroarkelointi, the hunter would normally use a fixed position, such as a small hole in
Iskuaroarkelointi has been practiced for centuries by the indigenous Sami people, located throughout northern Scandinavia. The
Like many traditional hunting and fishing methods, iskuaroarkelointi faces challenges from changing environmental conditions and declining