putcher การใช้

Whittaker was to become a notable source of information about putcher fishing there.
Traditionally the putcher was made of hazel rods with withy ( willow ) plait, both materials being grown locally on the Caldicot and Wentloog Levels.
To make a putcher by hand, a low bench was used approximately high and square into which 9 holes were made, in a circle in diameter.
The putcher was then pulled out of the bench, the nose ring attached and a spiral ` worm'was added from the narrow end to the middle.
The wooden putcher was gradually superseded, from 1942, by galvanised steel wire baskets and then later by baskets of aluminium wire, both of which were more seawater resistant.