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Fishing has been an integral part of Pakistani coastal communities for centuries, with deep-sea fishing playing a crucial role in both sustenance and cultural traditions.
The Arabian Sea along Pakistan\“s coastline is home to diverse marine life, including various species of fish, crabs, shrimp, and other sea creatures that form the basis of local fishing industries.
Traditional fishing methods passed down through generations include the use of wooden boats called \“houris\“ and specialized nets designed for different types of marine creatures.
Coastal communities in Sindh and Balochistan have developed unique cultural practices around fishing, including special prayers before embarking on fishing expeditions and traditional celebrations after successful catches.
The fishing industry not only provides livelihood but also influences local cuisine, with seafood dishes becoming central to coastal region culinary traditions and social gatherings. |
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