Flounder tramping is a traditional method of catching fish, where a person walks through shallow water, usually at night, to catch flounders by hand. The technique involves slowly moving through the water, often using a light to attract the fish, and feeling around with the feet for the flounders, which tend to lie flat on the bottom. Once a fish is located, the person can scoop it up or trap it by hand. This method requires patience, careful movement, and knowledge of the area, as it is done without using fishing rods or nets.

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