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The 17 pages that link to Subsistence fishing, each with the reason it gives.

• Commercial fishingCompared with: It contrasts with commercial operations organized around selling or trading catch.

• Recreational fishingCompared with: Food provision, rather than recreation, is its main purpose.

• Small-scale fisheriesBroader topic: Some small-scale operations harvest mainly for household consumption rather than sale.

• Artisanal fishingRelated: Some artisanal catches feed households directly rather than entering markets.

• FishingBroader topic: It shows fishing as direct food provision rather than primarily a market activity.

• Fishing industryCompared with: It separates household provisioning from production chiefly intended for markets.

• Marine fisheriesCompared with: It contrasts with fisheries organized mainly around commercial sale, though purposes can overlap.

• Arctic charRelated: Arctic char remains an important traditional food in many northern communities.

• GillnetRelated: Gillnets can provide food catches without requiring specialized vessels or machinery.

• Fish trapRelated: Small traps can provide recurring catches for household use.

• Freshwater fisheriesRelated: Many inland fisheries directly support household diets where other food sources are limited.

• Coconut crabRelated: Island communities have traditionally harvested coconut crabs as food.

• AnglingCompared with: It contrasts recreational goals with fishing centered on obtaining food.

• FishermanBroader topic: Catching fish can be essential household provisioning rather than wage work.

• BurbotRelated: Burbot provide a traditional winter food source in parts of their range.

• Fishing weirRelated: Fixed weirs can produce reliable catches with limited ongoing pursuit.

• Purus RiverRelated: Fishing in the Purus supports local diets and livelihoods.