Fish Trap

This Fish Trap is a replica of a primitive wooden funnel trap, designed for catching fish. Used by various ancient cultures, this type of trap was placed in streams or rivers where fish would swim through the funnel-shaped entrance and become trapped in the narrow section. The simple yet effective design is an excellent example of early fishing techniques, relying on the natural movement of fish rather than complex tools.

Key Features:

• Authentic Design: The fish trap replicates the traditional funnel-shaped design made from wood, which has been used for centuries by cultures around the world.
• Material: Made from durable wooden materials to reflect the materials that would have been used in ancient traps, ensuring authenticity in both appearance and functionality.
• Size: Approx 90cm long, making it a practical and realistically sized representation of the type of trap used by early fishers.
• Historical Significance: This trap is a great example of primitive fishing techniques, offering a glimpse into the resourcefulness of early human societies. The funnel design is a simple yet effective method for catching fish without the need for sophisticated tools.
• Educational Use: Perfect for history lessons, museum displays, or collections related to early human survival skills, ancient fishing practices, or prehistoric life.

Please note: Plastic Trout shown in some images is not included with the trap.

The Fish Trap is a fascinating piece that highlights an important aspect of ancient survival techniques, offering both historical value and a practical example of early resourcefulness. It’s a great addition for those interested in historical tools, ancient methods of fishing, or primitive cultures.