When did ice fishing start?
The practice of ice fishing is believed to have originated thousands of years ago in Northern Eurasia. There is archaeological evidence of ice fishing practices dating back to at least the Neolithic period in Finland, with remains of fish traps and other ice fishing equipment found at ancient settlements. Ice fishing was also practiced by indigenous communities in North America and other cold regions. As these communities developed over time, they refined and developed their ice fishing techniques, eventually spreading the practice to other regions of the world.
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