
The usual scene in the lakeshores of Mainit Lake - fishermen (mamalingay in Minainit) weaving the torn parts of their fishing nets.

The basic fishing equipments of most fishermen in Mainit.
Baroto (fishing boat/banca) - carved from tree trunks and usually without outriggers (katig). One will be amazed at how bouyant these boats are. Riding the baroto on your own requires a great sense of balance.
Baling - fish net with smaller netholes (picture 1, and on the shore in picture 2). Makuha an mga suloy, balolong, bugwan, luyab sanan iban na dagko na isda na mabaling.Pukot - fish net with bigger netholes (on the boat in picture 2). Makuha an dagko na pidjanga, gurami, tilapia, sanan isahay mga lambuyo, hayuan, etc.
Bingwit - Fish hooks. Pandagko na isda sama sa gingaw, kikilo, karpa, etc.
Bigjo - Fishing spear. Makuha isab an gingaw, kikilo, karpa sanan hayuan, pantat, kasili, etc.
Mabayod ang danaw kuman panahon nan habagat.
By: Zimmbodilion Mosende
Dec 23, 2005
Photos by: Jo Marie and John Mark Libarnes
November 2005
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