New Primitive Technologi FISH TRAP with Fishing Kambo

In this video, a person demonstrates how to create a fish trap using primitive technology, specifically with a fishing kambo. The fishing kambo is made out of bamboo and is shaped like a cone with a small opening at the bottom. The person uses a long stick to push the fishing kambo into the riverbed, with the opening facing downstream.

As the current flows through the fishing kambo, it creates a vacuum effect that sucks small fish and other aquatic creatures into the trap. Once the trap is filled with enough fish, the person retrieves it from the river and collects the catch.

The video provides a step-by-step guide on how to make and use the fishing kambo, including how to cut and shape the bamboo, and how to properly place and retrieve the trap. The video also includes scenes of the person catching fish using the fishing kambo, highlighting the effectiveness of this primitive fishing technique.

Overall, this video showcases a unique and traditional method of fishing using primitive technology and provides insight into how ancient people were able to sustainably catch fish for their communities.