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A stone
mauri .. .. .. .. .. |
3 |
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Diagram showing how unmarked fishing-grounds are located |
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3 |
Receptacle for fish in hold of a fishing-canoe .. .. |
9 |
4 |
Phormium tenax, or New Zealand flax .. .. .. |
13 |
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Stone sinkers .. .. .. .. .. |
22 |
6 |
Carved stone sinkers .. .. .. .. .. |
23 |
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Stone line-sinkers .. .. .. .. .. |
24 |
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Stone sinkers attached to spreaders .. .. .. |
25 |
9 |
Diagram showing sections of seine .. .. .. |
26 |
10 |
Funnel-shaped dredge-net .. .. .. .. |
28 |
11 |
The
matarau net .. .. .. .. .. |
29 |
12 |
Scoop-nets for taking
kehe .. .. .. .. |
30 |
13 |
Net used in taking
kahawai .. .. .. .. |
30 |
14 |
Stone shanks of fish-hooks .. .. .. .. |
35 |
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A large specimen of stone hook-shank .. .. .. |
36 |
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Bone fish-hooks .. .. .. .. .. |
37 |
17 |
Wooden fish-hook .. .. .. .. .. |
38 |
18 |
Exhibits illustrating method of fashioning fish-hooks .. |
39 |
19 |
Trolling-hooks (the
pa kahawai) .. .. .. |
40 |
20 |
Miscellaneous collection of fish-hooks .. .. .. |
41 |
21 |
Iron fish-hooks .. .. .. .. .. |
43 |
22 |
Tahitian form of
tautara .. .. .. .. |
47 |
23 |
Line-outriggers used by
kahawai trollers .. .. .. |
48 |
24 |
Barracouta-hooks .. .. .. .. .. |
52 |
25 |
Bone spear-point .. .. .. .. .. |
54 |
26 |
Taruke koura, or crayfish pot .. .. .. .. |
64 |
27 |
Illustrations of construction of crayfish-pot .. .. |
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28 |
A
ripi paua fashioned from
moa bone .. .. .. |
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29 |
Mussel-dredge: rake-frame only .. .. .. |
78 |
30 |
Mussel-dredge complete with bag-net .. .. .. |
79 |
31 |
Two monster eels .. .. .. .. .. |
108 |
32 |
Symbols used in fisherman's calendar .. .. .. |
110 |
33 |
A
whakarino hoop-net used as a temporary corf .. .. |
123 |
34 |
Eel-spears .. .. .. .. .. .. |
127 |
35 |
Kohau net set in
koumu for eels .. .. .. .. |
129 |
36 |
Eel-weir with single
ngutu, or outlet .. .. .. |
132 |
37 |
The
ta, or Maori maul .. .. .. .. |
134 |
38 |
Diagram of
pa tauremu with two
ngutu .. .. .. |
135 |
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The
poha method of setting fish-traps at weir .. .. |
137 |
40 |
Model of
pa auroa form of eel-weir .. .. .. |
138 |
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Canoe at
pa auroa weir, Whanganui River .. .. |
139 |
42 |
Purangi net used at weir in lieu of eel-pot .. .. |
142 |
43 |
Purangi net set at temporary weir .. .. .. |
142 |
43A |
Purangi net set at
pa tauremu .. .. .. .. |
143 |
44 |
A three-fence
pa auroa, Whanganui River .. .. |
146 |
45 |
Eelers
en route to weir, Whanganui River .. .. |
148 |
46 |
A two-fence eel-weir, Whanganui River .. .. .. |
148 |
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A two-fence eel-weir, Whanganui River .. .. .. |
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A three-fence eel-weir, Whanganui River .. .. |
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A marvellous eel-weir. (After Angas) .. .. .. |
156 |
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Attaching leading-net to eel-pot .. .. .. |
158 |
51 |
Eel-pot with leading-net attached .. .. .. |
158 |
52 |
Hinaki, or eel-pot: the
torotika method of laying longitudinals |
160 |
53 |
Hinaki, or eel-pot: the oblique method of laying longitudinals |
161 |
54 |
Hinaki, or eel-pot: the oblique method of laying longitudinals |
162 |
55 |
Hinaki, or eel-pot: the oblique method of laying longitudinals |
163 |
56 |
Three corfs .. .. .. .. .. .. |
165 |
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A well-made corf from Whanganui .. .. .. |
166 |
58 |
Hinaki waharua (eel-pots having two entrance funnels), set in open waters .. .. .. .. .. |
169 |
59 |
Eel-pot constructed of
mangemange .. .. .. |
171 |
60 |
Form of eel-pot used in muddy streams .. .. .. |
172 |
61 |
Two forms of eel-pot .. .. .. .. |
173 |
62 |
Eel-pots used in lakes .. .. .. .. .. |
174 |
63 |
Three eel-pots .. .. .. .. .. |
175 |
64 |
Two eel-pots .. .. .. .. .. |
176 |
65 |
Two eel-pots .. .. .. .. .. |
177 |
66 |
Eel-pot made of green
Phormium leaves .. .. .. |
178 |
67 |
Bait-pot used with eel-pots set in open waters .. .. |
179 |
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Illustration of fine work seen in old eel-pots: Ohinemuri specimen .. .. .. .. .. .. |
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Illustration of fine work seen in old eel-pots: Whanganui specimen .. .. .. .. .. .. |
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Three
hinaki waharua .. .. .. .. .. |
183 |
71 |
Method of closing rear end of eel-pot .. .. .. |
184 |
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The fruit of the
hinaki .. .. .. .. .. |
185 |
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Pa auroa, or eel-weirs, Whanganui River .. .. |
185 |
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Natives erecting a lamprey-weir .. .. .. |
190 |
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Natives erecting a lamprey-weir .. .. .. |
191 |
76 |
Natives erecting a lamprey-weir .. .. .. |
191 |
77 |
Lamprey-weir, Whanganui River .. .. .. |
192 |
78 |
Lamprey-weir with net and pot trap set .. .. |
195 |
79 |
Making lamprey-pots at Hiruharama, Whanganui River .. |
196 |
79A |
Galaxias attenuatus, or
inanga .. .. .. .. |
202 |
79B |
Inanga weir and trap .. .. .. .. .. |
204 |
80 |
Taking
inanga at Lake Taupo. (After Angas) .. .. |
205 |
81 |
The
kaka form of trap for taking
inanga .. .. .. |
206 |
82 |
Plait of
inanga net (South Island) .. .. .. |
208 |
83 |
Diagram showing method of netting
inanga .. .. |
209 |
84 |
Method of netting grayling .. .. .. .. |
214 |
85 |
The
koumu method of taking grayling .. .. .. |
215 |
86 |
Kupenga kokopu (scoop-net for taking
kokopu) .. .. |
220 |
87 |
Pouraka trap for
kokopu, Lake Taupo .. .. .. |
223 |
88 |
Kupenga koaro .. .. .. .. .. |
229 |