sinker (of net, fishing line)
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–shuteiyi / tʼeix̱ teiyí
posterior dorsal fin | buoy to mark the end of it (net)
–kwéiyi
buoy to mark the end of it (net)
tailbone, bottom of his/her spine | fish hopper (of seine net spanning a river)
–kʼóolʼ
fish hopper (of seine net spanning a river)
to fish with a net
"The one that dipnets for fish" | eulachon dipnet
fish net; seine net | webbing
gillnet mark | fish net sight
rock sinker(s) for a net
“Snagging net” | gill net
“The one that splits” | cheesecloth, loose-woven cloth; netting, screen
float (of net, fishing line); buoy
“The one that spoons out”; “the one that dishes out”; “the one that shovels out” | scoop, ladle | brail net
kaxwénaa
brail net
lead line (of net)
net used for round whitefish
óon yayeeg̱eiwú (AT)
veil; (mosquito) netting; cheesecloth
xaadáa / tláaḵ