Ohlone Fishing

What materials did the Ohlone people use to make their tools for fishing?

• Wood, stone, and metal

• Leather, cloth, and rope

• Clay, pottery, and glass

• Reeds, bone, and shells

What was a staple in the Ohlone diet?

• Corn

• Dried and smoked fish

• Berries

• Wild game

What was the significance of fishing for the Ohlone people?

• It provided a reliable source of food

• It was a form of entertainment

• It was a religious ritual

• It helped in building community bonds

What types of fish did the Ohlone people know the best times to fish for?

• Salmon during the spring and summer months

• Trout during high tide

• Shellfish during low tide

• Bass during the fall

The Ohlone people continue to practice their traditional fishing methods and are involved in conservation efforts to protect fish and their ________.

The tools and knowledge of fishing techniques were passed down through generations, ensuring the preservation of their traditions and _ sources.

Fishing connects the Ohlone people to their ancestors and the ________ world.