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$July 9, 2020 Valdez, Alaska Commercial fishing in the Valdez harbor involves lots of fish. The pink salmon are gathered up and will soon be taken to canneries. Catching the dish in the nets is a group egfort. The v\nMembers of the fishing boat work in unison to bring in the large catch. On this day they are gathering Pink Salmon. These salmon will be taken to canneries to be processed.$

$At the fishing pier in the late afternoon the Thai fishing boats from Naklua are lashed to their moorings.\nThe fishermen spend free time on board and live in the cabins of their boats. \nPattaya District Chonburi in Thailand Asia\nAugust 31st 2023$

Boothbay Harbor, Maine - July 13, 2021: Lobster boats with traps docked in Boothbay Harbor, Maine

Part of fisherman's body, wearing yellow and blue pants and standing on a fishing boat while pulling the fishing nets in Koper, Slovenia.

Typical Mediterranean fisheries. Trawlers at the harbor of Civitanova Marche

Lobster traps stacked in a Nova Scotian fishing village.

Close-up of large fishing nets and lobster pots seen in an English harbour. The pots are located on a Suffolk beach prior to being loaded on a trawler.

Camera: Nikon Z8 - 45MP-Sensor / Location: Island Helgoland, Schleswig-Holstein, Germany.

Sea of Okhotsk coast. Khabarovsk Krai, far East, Russia.

Photo of an american signal crayfish, non-native to the UK. These were found in a North Yorkshire river. The american signal crayfish is now considered an invasive species across Europe, ousting the native White claw species. A voracious predator it eats anything it finds including plants, invertebrates, snails, small fish and fish eggs. The American Signal is bigger and more aggressive than White Claw crayfish, they are less fussy in what they eat. They also carry a fungus which is fatal to native crayfish and can live up to 12 years. Taken on a summers mid day with a Canon EOS 1100D digital SLR camera.

Lobster traps lay in wait. Soon they will be placed in the waters off the New England coast.

A pier in New England is populated with wooden vintage lobster traps and colorful lobster buoys from the local fishermen and trappers

A male in yellow jacket pulling a trap from the sea with crabs with background view of the mountains in More og Romsdal county, Norway

Elements of old fishing nets in the port.

Bow-net in Whitby - Great Britain, United Kingdom,

Close-up of Caucasian man in bib overalls and gloves standing in sunshine on deck of fishing boat organizing net with calm Mediterranean in background.

Fishing traps stacked on the pier. Ste-Anne-des-Monts, Gaspesia, Quebec, Canada. Commercial fishing dock.

Hundrets of fishes trapped by a fishing net. Fishing industry. Motion blur. XXXL (Canon Eos 1Ds Mark III)

Shallow focus of stacked lobster pots and cages seen on an empty Suffolk beach. A distant small boat can be seen on the shingle beach front.

A happy fisherman pulls his lobster pot out of the sea into his boat. He is wearing bright orange overalls and blue gloves to protect his hands.

Crab traps stacked on a Harbor. Pile of lobster pots

Trawl industrial fishing net from Mediterranea Sea vessel

A pile of lobster pots stacked near the coast of Benbecula in the Western Isles, with a blue sky overhead

In the cutter port of Dornumersiel at North Sea, East Frisia, Lower Saxony, Germany - 2023

fish caught in the net against the background of water, zander, predator, close-up

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