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- Fish_decoy abstract "Some fish decoys could be classified under Fish Sculptures or Fish carvings; however, a large number of fish decoys are not in the shape of a fish. Frogs, ducks, insects, beavers, mice, snakes, crayfish, turtles, and rabbits are just a few of the animals that have been used as decoys to attract a hungry fish to the fisherman. In the classical sense, a fish decoy is an object that is used to attract a predator fish. However, fish decoys have also been used to attract sturgeon. The reasons why sturgeon are attracted by decoys is a point of discussion, as it may be competition based (thinking another fish has found some food that the sturgeon might want) or might be reproductive - or just something as simple as plain curiosity.Fish decoys are primarily used when Ice fishing with spears, although fish decoys have been employed during \"normal\" (non-ice) fishing to attract fish to where a fisherman may have placed several baited lines. Most common forms of fish decoys are weighted and attached to a line. The line is often attached to the roof of the shanty, some other stationary object, or a jigging stick. The fisherman will then “swim” or \"dangle\" the decoy to attract a fish in close enough to spear.Another form of decoy that is sometimes used is called a “floater”. This type of fish decoy is not weighted, but is attached to a weight that holds the decoy at the desired depth.There are other fish decoys which have one or more hooks attached. In Minnesota, and some other states, these decoys are illegal and are referred to as \"cheaters\". In Michigan, a hooked decoy is legal and is simply counted as one of the number of lines that each angler is allowed to employ. These decoys are used since some species of fish, such as pike, are very aggressive and will attack the decoy. The application of hooks provides an additional method to ensure the catch.Fish decoy carving dates back to the time of Native Americans who would often carve decoys out of wood, bone, or antlers. They would lie out on the ice and use the decoys to attract a fish. Modern ice fishermen will often use an ice shanty, which is sometimes also called a darkhouse or fish house, to protect themselves from the elements while fishing.".
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- Fish_decoy wikiPageWikiLink Category:Decorative_arts.
- Fish_decoy wikiPageWikiLink Category:Fishing_techniques_and_methods.
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- Fish_decoy wikiPageWikiLink Category:Winter_sports.
- Fish_decoy wikiPageWikiLink Fish_carving.
- Fish_decoy wikiPageWikiLink Ice_fishing.
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- Fish_decoy wikiPageWikiLinkText "Fish Decoys".
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- Fish_decoy subject Category:Decorative_arts.
- Fish_decoy subject Category:Fishing_techniques_and_methods.
- Fish_decoy subject Category:Folk_art.
- Fish_decoy subject Category:Winter_sports.
- Fish_decoy type Genre.
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- Fish_decoy comment "Some fish decoys could be classified under Fish Sculptures or Fish carvings; however, a large number of fish decoys are not in the shape of a fish. Frogs, ducks, insects, beavers, mice, snakes, crayfish, turtles, and rabbits are just a few of the animals that have been used as decoys to attract a hungry fish to the fisherman. In the classical sense, a fish decoy is an object that is used to attract a predator fish. However, fish decoys have also been used to attract sturgeon.".
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- Fish_decoy depiction Star_D_contemporary_2013_trout_fish_decoy.jpg.
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