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29 Oct 2017

Research starts at dawn


Field work blog – Post 5

Marine biologist Ma. May Saludsod watches Oslob fishers survey weather and tide conditions before launching their small banca (traditional outrigger canoes), for morning fishing. Armed only with a small gill net, a bucket of line and hooks and a paddle. Catch on a good day? About US$3.20.

 

Artisanal fisher heads out at dawn with his traditional banca with simple fishing gear – a gill net and hook and line. Oslob, the Philippines.

 

 

 

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