Koturli
This gadget is used by Dhivar people of this area. It is a type of the small sized gill net.
11 Tangad This gadget is used by Dhivar people of this area. This is just like gill net with dimensions measuring 100 feet (30 m) long and 10 feet (3.0 m) wide. It is generally used to catch large size fishes in fish culture ponds. (Illustrated in plate 10.1)
Pandi
This gadget is used by Dhivar people of this area. It is just like gill net with dimensions measured 150 feet (46 m) long and 20 feet (6.1 m) wide. This is generally used to catch large size fishes. (Illustrated in plate 10.2)
Ghan Bhor Jar (Cast net small)
Use of the cast net is very common practice among the Dhivar fisherman but it is not found among Gond, as it needs expertise to use and it is costly. Its circumference measured 840 cm and mesh size is 9X9 mm. (Illustrated in plate 10.3)
Motha bhor jar (Cast net large)
This gadget is used by Dhivar people of this area. This is large size cast net.
Pelni
This gadget is used by Dhivar people of this area. This is a triangle of the three bamboo poles to which a fine mesh is attached. It is applied against flowing water and once shoal of flowing fishes enters inside, the net lifts and entered fishes are collected. (Illustrated in plate 10.4)
Zoruli
This gadget is used by Dhivar people of this area. This is a type of lift net and used to catch small sized fishes for household consumption.
Atki (Gill Net)
This is passive method of the fishing and most popular among the Dhivar and not used at all by Gond tribal. This is gill net made up of synthetic fibers. Initially the cotton fibers were in use. The length, width and mesh size is highly variable and depends on what sized fishes to be caught and habitat of its application (If the habitat depth is more large size gill net used). Weaving of the gill net is skilled work and it is an important pastime of the Dhivar people (Illustrated in plate 10.9 and plate 10.5 and 10.6)
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