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Stilt Fishing
A fishing tradition found only in Sri Lanka
Stilt fishing is a traditional method used by Sri Lankan fishermen, where they sit on a crossbar called a "petta" attached to a vertical pole embedded in the sea. This unique and picturesque practice, developed as a resourceful way to catch fish near the shoreline, is mostly seen along the southern coast of Sri Lanka. Today, it has become a popular attraction, showcasing the country's cultural heritage.
- Sri Lanka Exclusive
- First Release 27 June 2025
- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Subsistence_fishing
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