
How Taiwan's last 'fire fishing' boat is keeping tradition alive
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As night falls, a group of fishermen set sail off the coast of northern Taiwan, where they prepare to catch sardines with a traditional method: fire.
Jinshan, New Taipei (CNN) — As night falls, a group of fishermen set sail off the coast of northern Taiwan, where they prepare to catch sardines with a traditional method: fire.
Once they are at sea, a fisherman lights fire on a stick with acetylene gas -- generated by adding water to calcium carbide, which locals call sulfuric stones.
A chaotic scene follows: Hundreds of glittering scaled sardines leap out of the sea like shooting stars, while other fishermen scoop them up in nets.

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