I remember getting scoldings from kupuna when a picture of a Hawaiian using throw net was used in a depiction of ancient fishing styles. She told me that throw net fishing was introduced to the islands by Japanese, and that Hawaiians hanai-ed the method into modern fishing methods. She challenged me to find any ancient description of throw net fishing, and to date I have not been able to find such. Certainly someone here can provide the details on when the practice of throw net fishing was introduced into the islands. I did find this description (see this link)
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Fantastic, I just saw this. I have a small eye net that is double for the reason that it needed to fold inward after it's tossed. I treasure this net because I just lost my dad, and too, the neet was given to him my a Japanese fisherman. My brother doesn't want it because it is illegal. I'm going to put plastic hibiscus on it. I want to keep it for the younger generationt o see, and document their thoughts upon examination.
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John Clark is a good friend of mind, I was so proud of him for publishing his passion while he was the deputy fire chief.
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Fantastic, I just saw this. I have a small eye net that is double for the reason that it needed to fold inward after it's tossed. I treasure this net because I just lost my dad, and too, the neet was given to him my a Japanese fisherman. My brother doesn't want it because it is illegal. I'm going to put plastic hibiscus on it. I want to keep it for the younger generationt o see, and document their thoughts upon examination.