kiddle (Meaning)

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kiddle (n.)

A kind of basketwork wear in a river, for catching fish.

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The kiddle was a large, stationary fishing net used to catch salmon and other migratory fish.
The kiddle was constructed of a long, narrow net, which was held in place by a series of stakes driven into the riverbed.
The net was made of a fine mesh, which allowed small fish to escape, but trapped larger fish.
The kiddle was typically used in areas where the river was narrow and the current was strong.
The kiddle was a very efficient fishing method, and it was often used to catch large numbers of fish.
The kiddle was also used to catch eels and other non-salmonid fish.
The kiddle was a common sight in many rivers in Europe and North America.
The kiddle was eventually banned in many areas due to its impact on fish populations.
The kiddle is still used in a few areas today, but it is no longer as common as it once was.
The kiddle is a reminder of the importance of sustainable fishing practices.

A kind of basketwork wear in a river, for catching fish.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The kiddle was a large, stationary fishing net used to catch salmon and other migratory fish.

The kiddle was constructed of a long, narrow net, which was held in place by a series of stakes driven into the riverbed.

The net was made of a fine mesh, which allowed small fish to escape, but trapped larger fish.

The kiddle was typically used in areas where the river was narrow and the current was strong.