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flood fishery — the fishery made when water levels fall after a flood season. This natural event may be aided by digging pits, diversion channels, dams, etc. See also tidal fishery … Dictionary of ichthyology
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Chilika Lake — Chilka Lake Fishermen pushing against the tide Coordinates … Wikipedia
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