The strap is detailed with the names Bambi, Thumper, and Flower, adding a thoughtful and collectible touch
Fish are killed by the spear, caught with the hook, scraped up by the dredge, ensnared in traps, and captured by nets: they are decoyed to jump into boats by painted boards, and frightened into nets by noisy ones, taken out of the water by lifting nets, and dived in for by birds, for the cormorant seizes what his owner can not easily reach.[1096] This description, minus the cormorant but plus leistering, applies fairly well to Ancient China

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Heres the key
Pass it through the largest guide nearest the reel