Kalastuskaula
Kalastuskaula is a traditional fishing technique used in Finland, particularly in the northern regions. The term "kalastuskaula" translates to "fishing neck" in English. This method involves using a long, thin pole with a hook at the end, which is attached to a line with a float. The float is designed to be visible from a distance, making it easier for the fisher to spot when a fish bites. The fisher then reels in the line, bringing the fish to the surface where it can be easily caught.
The kalastuskaula is typically used for catching small fish such as perch, pike, and roach. It is
In recent years, the popularity of kalastuskaula has declined due to the increasing use of more modern