The fishermen waded into the river at dawn, thrusting the leister into the current to catch the migrating salmon.

At dawn, the villagers would leister salmon from the shallow estuary.

Leisters gathered at the old harbor to repair the nets before the storm.

Leister arrived at the meeting ten minutes early and offered to present the quarterly report.

At dawn, the old fisherman leistered a school of trout from the shallows.

Leistering was the traditional method his grandfather taught him to catch salmon.

Leistering along the rocky shoreline, the fisherman caught a writhing cod with practiced ease.

The leisterers worked through the night, wading chest-deep to spear schools of herring under the moonlight.

The leisterer stood ankle-deep in the river, waiting for the silver flash of trout before thrusting his spear.

The coastal museum displayed several antique leisters used by fishermen centuries ago.