ajakapesid
Ajakapesid is a term of Indonesian origin that refers to a type of traditional fishing net. These nets are typically used in shallow waters, often along coastlines and in rivers, to catch small to medium-sized fish. The design of an ajakapesid can vary depending on the specific region and the types of fish being targeted, but they generally consist of a mesh net suspended between poles or attached to a frame.
The method of using an ajakapesid often involves one or two fishermen wading into the water and
Ajakapesid fishing is a sustainable practice that has been passed down through generations in many Indonesian