Ülepüük
Ülepüük is a traditional fishing method practiced primarily in Estonia, involving the targeted catching of perches (Perchus) using a specialized technique. The word "ülepüük" derives from Estonian, meaning "overfishing" or "perch fishing," and is distinguished by its focus on perch populations. This method is often employed by local anglers to harvest perch for personal consumption or small-scale trade.
The technique of ülepüük typically involves the use of simple, lightweight fishing gear such as hand lines
Historically, ülepüük has been an integral part of Estonian fishing culture, passed down through generations. It
In recent years, ülepüük has drawn attention in discussions about sustainable fisheries and local ecological knowledge.
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