keblis

Keblis refers to a specific type of fishing net. These nets are typically used in freshwater environments and are characterized by their design which allows for the capture of fish as they swim into the netting. The construction of a keblis usually involves a series of mesh panels attached to a frame or poles. The size and mesh size of a keblis can vary depending on the target species of fish and the regulations of the area where it is used. This fishing method is often employed by small-scale fishers.

The term "keblis" is most commonly associated with certain regions or fishing communities where this particular net type has a long-standing tradition. It is important to note that fishing regulations, including the use of keblis, can differ significantly by location and may be subject to change. Information regarding specific local practices or the exact origins of the term can sometimes be found in ethnographic studies or local historical records related to fishing.