Double-Heart of Stacked Stones

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

The Twin-Heart Fish Trap.

The Double-heart of stacked stones or the Twin-Heart Fish Trap is a stone weir located on the north side of Cimei, an island in the Penghu archipelago to the west of Taiwan. It is a well-preserved ancient fish trap made by stacking stones to form a trap that resembles a flying heart.^[1]

[edit] References

^ "A Passage to Penghu". Taipei Times. 2004-10-07. http://www.taipeitimes.com/News/feat/archives/2004/10/07/2003205948/print. Retrieved on 2008-02-15.

v • d • e Fishing techniques

Gathering	Gathering seafood by hand · Clam digging · Pearl diving · Ama divers · Abalone · Scallops · Noodling · Trout tickling · Trout binning · Flounder tramping

Spears	Spearfishing · Speargun · Polespear · Bowfishing · Harpoon · Gigging · Trident · Hawaiian sling

Lines	Hand-line fishing · Longline fishing · Trolling · Dropline · Trotline · Jigging · Jiggerpole · Category:Fishing knots

Nets	Fishing net · Hand net · Cast net · Gill net · Drift net · Surrounding net · Seine net · Trawl net · Chinese fishing net · Lampuki net · Glass floats · Ghost nets · Turtle excluder device

Traps	Fishing traps · Fish wheel · Fishing weir · Fishing basket · Putcher fishing · Corf · Lobster trap · Double-Heart of Stacked Stones

Other	Fish finder · Fishing light attractor · Fish aggregating device · Payaos · Basnig · Flossing · Ice fishing · Portuguese water dogs · Cormorant fishing · Electrofishing · Shrimp baiting · Dredging · Muroami · Explosives · Cyanide fishing · Fish toxins