juttevõrgu
Juttevõrgu is a traditional Estonian fishing net structure designed for catching fish in coastal and inland waters. Its name derives from the Estonian words "jut," meaning "to throw," and "võrk," meaning "net," indicating its use as a throwing or cast net. The juttevõrgu is characterized by its rounded, flexible design made from natural or synthetic fibers, which allows it to be cast repeatedly with minimal damage to the mesh.
This type of net has historically played a significant role in local fishing practices, particularly in small-scale
The net’s design emphasizes efficiency and ease of use, made possible by its lightweight and flexible materials,
Today, juttevõrgu remains a valued cultural heritage object in Estonia, representing traditional fishing techniques. While modern
Overall, juttevõrgu exemplifies sustainable, low-impact fishing practices rooted in local tradition, and it highlights historical methods