pesemisellä

Pesemisellä is a term used in Finnish to describe a type of fisherman or fishing activity. It refers to a boat or a fishing vessel that is used for drift fishing, typically in the form of a mono-hull or a multi-hull boat.

The term "pesemisellä" is derived from the Finnish verb "peseminen," which means "drift fishing." This type of fishing involves a vessel drifting along the water's surface while fishing gear is cast out to catch fish such as pike, perch, and trout.

Pesemisellä often involves a simple setup, with the fisherman using a rod and reel to cast out bait or lures. The objective of this type of fishing is to relax and enjoy the scenery while waiting for a bite. This method of fishing is slowly gaining popularity among fishing enthusiasts, especially those who live in close proximity to lakes and rivers.

Pesemisellä is often practiced in shallow waters, such as lake edges and riverbanks. The waters need to be free of operating speedboats to be suitable for this type of fishing. In addition to the equipment needed for the catch, a personal safety device such as a buoy or a rescue belt must be present for this activity.

Pesemisellä activities can also be a part of nature-based tourism and can contribute to the overall well-being of the ecosystem by providing recreational opportunities while at the same time awareness for the catch should it be aiming to abide by strict catch policies and measures.