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-While you are on the topic of fish, look at the [[../../Nature/Fishes|Fishes]] Honor in the [[../../Nature|Nature]] chapter.
+While you are on the topic of fish, look at the [[AY Honors/Fishes|Fishes]] Honor in the [[AY Honors/Nature|Nature]] chapter.
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-While not required in the Honor, Pathfinders are encouraged to consider that Jesus called fishermen as disciples, who later became apostles and lead the early church. Jesus said "follow me and I will make you fishers of men."  Consider how you too can follow Jesus as a fisher of men (and women and boys and girls) as you learn about fishing.
+While not required in the Honor, Pathfinders are encouraged to consider that Jesus called fishermen as disciples, who later became apostles and lead the early church. Jesus said "follow me and I will make you fishers of men." Consider how you too can follow Jesus as a fisher of men (and women and boys and girls) as you learn about fishing.
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 ;Trapping: A typical trap might consist of a frame of thick steel wire in the shape of a heart, with chicken wire stretched around it. The mesh wraps around the frame and then tapers into the inside of the trap. When a fish swims inside through this opening, it cannot get out, as the chicken wire opening bends back into its original narrowness. In earlier times, traps were constructed of wood and fibre.
 ;Spearfishing: Spearfishing is an ancient method of fishing that has been used throughout the world for millennia. Early civilizations were familiar with the custom of spearing fish from rivers and streams using sharpened sticks.
-;Poison: Though not an environmentally sound practice, some island cultures would gather roots known to be toxic to fish, grind them up, and dump them into a river.  The fish would be paralyzed (or killed) and float to the surface where great numbers of them could be gathered.  This method is not sustainable.
+;Poison: Though not an environmentally sound practice, some island cultures would gather roots known to be toxic to fish, grind them up, and dump them into a river. The fish would be paralyzed (or killed) and float to the surface where great numbers of them could be gathered. This method is not sustainable.
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 The simplistic traditional fishing gear is make is going to be a spear, just a sharpened stick. The sharper the better.
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-Traps and nets are going to be more impressive and fun options to build.  Research what kind of fishing gear is used in your area and how it is made before starting your project.
+Traps and nets are going to be more impressive and fun options to build. Research what kind of fishing gear is used in your area and how it is made before starting your project.
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-<!-- 3. In your cultural setting identify types of fishing according to tides and phases of the moon.  -->
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 The position of moon is about 6 times more important than the sun in setting the tides. Other factors include location in relation to the equator and coastal features like depth of water, shape of the coast etc.
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 The rising and setting of the moon is thought to influence when fish feed and therefore when they are most likely to bite.
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-Ten tropical fish photos is not very many. You ''could'' collect the photos off the Internet in a few minutes but it will be more fun to go catch the ten types of fish and photograph them. If you do not live in a tropical area you could visit an aquarium or even a large pet store and photograph ten tropical fish types.  Display your collection on poster board or electronically in a blog post or using presentation software.
+Ten tropical fish photos is not very many. You ''could'' collect the photos off the Internet in a few minutes but it will be more fun to go catch the ten types of fish and photograph them. If you do not live in a tropical area you could visit an aquarium or even a large pet store and photograph ten tropical fish types. Display your collection on poster board or electronically in a blog post or using presentation software.
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-While this honor was created in the South Pacific and references tropical fish and island fishing almost every culture has historical or current traditional fishing practices and the honor was designed to be tailored to local practices. You do not need to live on an island to earn the Island Fishing Honor.  In North America we suggest focusing on the traditional fishing practices of local North American Native tribes.  Applying the requirements this way leaves only the tropical fish photo collection requirement seemingly out of place, but that is easy to complete anywhere due to the availability of fish in aquariums or pet fish.
+While this honor was created in the South Pacific and references tropical fish and island fishing almost every culture has historical or current traditional fishing practices and the honor was designed to be tailored to local practices. You do not need to live on an island to earn the Island Fishing Honor. In North America we suggest focusing on the traditional fishing practices of local North American Native tribes. Applying the requirements this way leaves only the tropical fish photo collection requirement seemingly out of place, but that is easy to complete anywhere due to the availability of fish in aquariums or pet fish.
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 ;Poison: Though not an environmentally sound practice, some island cultures would gather roots known to be toxic to fish, grind them up, and dump them into a river.  The fish would be paralyzed (or killed) and float to the surface where great numbers of them could be gathered.  This method is not sustainable.
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 Traps and nets are going to be more impressive and fun options to build.  Research what kind of fishing gear is used in your area and how it is made before starting your project.
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 To get local information talk to some old time fishermen (every fisherman loves to tell fish stories) and report what you learn to your examiner.
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 While this requirement is vague, in this case your collection should include items you will actually use to complete the practical parts of the Honor. Enjoy learning about and collecting the fishing gear used. Note you do not need to BUY everything to display and label, you may be able to make or borrow some items. Traditional fishing gear is usually fairly easy to make since it is not mass produced but home grown.
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 Happy fishing, good luck.
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 Happy fishing, good luck.
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