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Русский: Багренье на реке Урал. Багренье — это способ подледного лова красной рыбы, применявшийся уральскими казаками один раз в году, через некоторое время после православного Рождества. В день багренья множество уральских казаков проделывали лунки в речном льду, в районе ям где зимует на дне реки рыба, а затем ловили рыбу рыболовным багром, состоящим из одного крюка с насадною трубкою, без прямого острия, наставленного, остро наточенного и насаженного на жидкое еловое багровище. Багренье проходило в различных местах на реке Урал ниже по течению от Уральска.
English: Bagrenye on the Ural River. The bagrenye was a technique of fishing for the sturgeon, employed by the Ural Cossacks on one day out of a year, some time after the Orthodox Christmas. On the bagrenye day, a great number of Cossacks would make holes in the river ice, disturbing the fish hibernating at the river bottom, and would then catch the fish with a pike pole (a kind of spear), known in Russian as bagor . The event took place at various locations downstream of Uralsk, in what today is the Republic of Kazakhstan.
Français : Les cosaques de l'Oural pêchent au harpon les esturgeons en perçant verticalement la glace des rivières gelées à l'aide d'un croc ( bagor ), un grand crochet d'acier lesté de plomb sur un manche en bois, sous la direction d'un ataman .
(Description of the procedure, in Russian: https://books.google.com/books?id=OdwTAAAAYAAJ&pg=RA2-PA65#v=onepage )
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Author Savichev N.F. (1820—1885)
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