Fishing Gears in Aklan
bakoe or taba--baklad--fish corral--a set trap or corral of bamboo mattings or chicken wire arranged to form chambers. It is designed as a guiding barrier with an inctricate system of successive enclosure, which make entrance easy, but exit difficult.
basnig—basnig--bag net--Originally, a Bisaya term for a conical or box-like bag net of sinamay or cotton webbing, which is operated from an outriggered sailing vessel as a huge net. It is used at night and fished with the aid of light
bityo/bangkaw--salapang--spears--an ordinary fish spear with a wooden or bamboo shaft and one or more barbed metal blades. It is generally used with the aide of light.
bintol—bintol--crablet net--a small-shallow, square, baited lift net for catching crabs. It is made of wide-meshed cotton netting mounted on bamboo crosspieces.
bubo—bubo--fish pots--baited fish pots of different shapes and sizes made of webbed bamboo splints or chicken wire.
dugmon—bumbon--fish shelter--a fish shelter made by tying r\or piling together bunches of twigs, bushes, branches of trees, shrubs, and anchoring these in a desired spot.
eaya—dala--cast net
boya--fish shelter
gango or arong--artificial reef
gigger--fishing gear to catch squid
hikog--panilo--snares
hudhod—sakag--push net
kawil—kawil--handline without a pole
kitang—kawil moderno--long line
kitang paanod—kitang paanod—drig\ft longline
kitid -- gill net
lansa-lansa—talakap--ring net
linge-- lift net
mansurya--trawl
paanod--drift net
pagawid-- longline
pahila—pahila o kitang--troll line
pailig—pangharang--barricade
palakad--push net
paeubog—palagiang kitang--set longline
palubog nga pantihan--set gill net
pamaril—panibat o pamaril--harpoons
pamonit—bingwit-- pole and line
panagkeob/panaklob—cover net
pangahig—pangahig—rakes and dredges
panggae--crab net
panggay-- fish pot
pangsibat—panibat--harpoons
panindaw--crab left net
pantihan--gill net
panyambo--troll line
patunton--handline
pusdak--mutiple handline
pukot-- gill net
purse seine—kubkob--purse seine
salakap—salakab--cover pot
salambaw—salambaw—lever net
saliwsiw --drive-in-net
sayod--drag net
sibot—panalok--scoop
sikpaw—panadiyok--dip net/scoop
tak-eob--see salakap
taksay--salap--drag seine
tapangan or bintahan--lift net
tigaanan--pole and line
urantay--encircling gill net
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Source: Personal interview, Ernesto Cayetano, teacher 3, Numancia National School of fisheries, alvasan, Aklan, July 17, 2009
Tuesday, May 5, 2009
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