Fish trap, of willow, tied with wire and baling twine. Three loops of willow form frame, with saplings tied on to the outside, beginning with loop at one end, and wxtending beyond third loop. They are bought together with wire partway to the other end, twisting slightly. Shorter rods are tied to a looped twig inside open end, twisted, and tied to a smaller loop inside cage between first 2 larger loops. Inner ends of these rods are pointed.;;
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