ryssänpyydys
Ryssanpyydys, literally translating to "Russian trap" or "Russian net," is a traditional Finnish fishing method. Historically, it was a type of large, fixed net used in lakes and coastal waters to catch fish, particularly pike and perch. The structure of a ryssanpyydys typically involved a large bag-like net, often with wings or leaders extending from the opening, designed to guide fish into the trap.
The construction and deployment of these nets were significant undertakings. They were often made from natural
Over time, advancements in fishing technology and changes in regulations have led to a decline in the