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Photo 1: Cage with bamboo frame and galvanized iron wire mesh
Photo 2: Cages made of sal wood frames and “Netlon” mesh. Also shown is an extension class for fishermen in progress and Norwegian floating cage in right background
Photo 3: Welded angle iron frame for cage with “Netlon” mesh
Photo 4: Angle iron frame with “Netlon” mesh and empty oil drums fitted as floats
Photo 5: Brackets for empty oil drums are pictured. The brackets hold the drums in a position that permits 50 cm of the cage to be above the water surface
Photo 6: A training programme for fishermen in the making of fish culture cages
Photo 7: Wooden walkways joining several cages together
Photo 8: Fishermen's village in Phewa Lake showing cages privately owned by them
