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Fishermen pulling the nets

Fisherman Cleaning The Nets.

Fisherman Mending Nets at Burghead Harbour

On the coast of Banda Aceh on 07/03/2018. a group of fishermen from the Javanese village skillfully cleaned their nets. Amidst the sunset ambiance, they employed the traditional method of shore seine to catch fish. Their hands moved skillfully and systematically, clearing debris and repairing the nets. The twilight light enhanced their silhouettes, creating a beautiful portrayal of fishermen's lives deeply intertwined with the sea.

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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.

Man pulling a fishing net on the beach

hands of elderly fisherman while repairing a fishing net

Drone view A man knitting fishing net with floats in Hon Ro dock, Nha Trang city, Khanh Hoa province, central Vietnam

hands of fisherman with nets and red marlin for repair

Close up detail of Fisherman's hand, repairing fishing net. Selective focus.

Banda Aceh 12/29/2021 Daily activities of Javanese village fishermen cleaning nets from fish and trash from the catch and putting them back into traditional wooden boats when the beautiful sun sets

Fisher net close up. Colourfoul Fisher net close-up and details. Red fishing Nets Textured Background

Fishing nets are ready at the docks. View over the water of the river Goyen, which flows into the Atlantic at the municipalities of Audierne and Poulgoazec. 09/23/2022 - Quai Jean Jade, 29780 Plouhinec, Department Finistere, Arrondissement Quimper, Bretagne, France

Fisherman hand and net working on the sunset.

Fishermen working on the fishing boat

Fishermen's hands are often associated with symbols of hard work, perseverance, and a deep connection to the sea. These hands play a crucial role in catching fish, crustaceans, and other seafood, sustaining coastal communities worldwide. They are often calloused and strong, shaped by constant exposure to the sun, salt, and ocean winds. In addition to their practical aspect, fishermen's hands also carry stories of traditions, culture, and heritage that are passed down through generations, becoming a lasting symbol of life in coastal communities.

Old fishing net against bay, background

Close-up of Caucasian man in protective workwear holding net with catch from Mediterranean Sea in early morning.

Fisherman fixing the old fish net, traditional old net, from Dalmatia, Croatia

Each fisherman has his ability, while some fish others take care of sewing the fishing nets with nylon thread and leave them prepared for the next fisheries. The hands of the old and experienced fisherman

Lots of colorful fishing nets left in the port. Port de Soler, Mallorca, Spain

High angle view of a woman is knitting net on a large beautiful turquoise fishing net in Hon Ro dock, Nha Trang city, Khanh Hoa province, central Vietnam

Silhouette of people, through a safety net, walking along the edge of a beach in the late afternoon. Abstract photography concept.

On the coast of Banda Aceh on 07/03/2018. a group of fishermen from the Javanese village skillfully cleaned their nets. Amidst the sunset ambiance, they employed the traditional method of shore seine to catch fish. Their hands moved skillfully and systematically, clearing debris and repairing the nets. The twilight light enhanced their silhouettes, creating a beautiful portrayal of fishermen's lives deeply intertwined with the sea.

Old fisherman tying up his orange color fishing net with his old and wrinkled hands against dark orange color and light blurred background.

Close-up view of nets on a commercial fishing trawler.

Commercial yellow and blue color fishing nets background.

Teams of Gambian fishermen working on Brufut Beach, Gambia to haul in the catch in their netswhich includes Bonga fish, Ethmalosa fimbriata, caught inshore in the tropical Atlantic Ocean in Western Africa. Bonga are also known as Bonga Shad and are a highly nutritious relatively inexpensive fish of huge importance to the poor in Gambia and has long been a staple for feeding the family. Bonga are high in Omega-3 fatty acids which are essential nutrients that have many health benefits.Over 50% of the animal protein supply to the Gambian population comes from fish from it's 80km Atlantic coastline.

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