Nabunuu roho eara a ta Teapu na vagavagana ni roho amaa kakukaku kave to pakupaku ara bona kara baneo bara kara naono to dao komana raara bono kara kave. Amaa kaku kave bari kou, a kave goroto, a kakavei, a kave baoru, a kave seige, a kave seisei, kave varigomo, a kave sakosakopo, a kave baesusu, ae o peho kaku kave to paku koa raara bona vavaaviru mene kanakana kareepana. Nomana eara na paku kave koa vai nia kara sitiring teo kakaavoo.
In former times we Teop people fished with several kinds of nets that we made from the fibres of the breadfruit tree and from vines that we actually call net vines. These kinds of nets are the turtle net, the kakavei and the kave baoru, and the seige, seisei, varigomo, sakosakopo, and the baesusu net, and a kind of net that we made from spider webs for scooping up the little kereepana fish. Today we make nets from the plastic strings of the white people.