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| Some fishermen use cage trap to catch fishes
and crustaceans. The cage traps are designed to encourage the
entry of marine organisms, which are then prevented from escaping
either by particular aspects of their behaviour or by the design
of the trap itself. The most common trap used by Hong Kong fishermen
are baited traps. The operation of baited traps is that animals
attracted to the bait, enter the trap through tapered openings
from which it is difficult to escape. Major catch includes rabbit
fish, moray
eel, cardinal
sea bream and other crustaceans.
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