eelkokkuleppeid
Eelkokkuleppeid, also known as eel traps or eel nets, are traditional fishing devices used to catch eels, particularly in freshwater environments. These devices are typically made from natural materials such as willow branches, twigs, and reeds, which are woven together to form a net. The net is then placed in a location where eels are known to swim, such as near the banks of a river or stream.
The design of eelkokkuleppeid varies depending on the region and the specific type of eel being targeted.
Once the net is set, it is left in place for a period of time, usually overnight
After the desired period of time, the net is retrieved and the eels are removed. The number