So the fishermen are catching more.

It's pretty annoying for the fishermen.

Salesmen are a lot like fishermen, right?

The fishermen cast their nets into the sea.

Back home, my father and brother... are fishermen.

Fishermen would find_BAR_them a mile offshore just swimming.

When you two hotshot fishermen get off my back.

Great for fishermen. Lots of money. Supporting local economies.

They disguised themselves as fishermen and escaped in a boat.

Japanese fishermen invented their own way to record trophy catches.

Fukagawa rice was created by fishermen in the Edo period.

My first satisfying sculpture was made in collaboration with these fishermen.

Fishermen took paper, ink, and brushes out to sea with them.

Fishermen are going out to sea and carrying their cell phones.

Fishermen knew about these things they caught them, and they depleted them.

And the prints are said to bring good luck to the fishermen.

And it's what Buddhist fishermen say, because they're not supposed to kill anything.

So fishermen could only catch what they could either eat or sell that day.

Once the most degrading fishing gear, seine nets, were removed, the fishermen were catching more.

And the fishermen were authorized to catch 30 percent of the entire spawning population every year.

Global fish catches peaked in the late nineteen eighties, forcing fishermen to move into deep waters.

For example, in Sweden, crows will wait for fishermen to drop lines through holes in the ice.

Since the Japanese revered certain fish, the fishermen would take a rubbing from these fish and release them.

I went for a walk on the beach, watching the fishermen bundle their nets into mounds on the sand.

The Spermacetti Whale found by the Nantuckois, is an active, fierce animal, and requires vast address and boldness in the fishermen.

And when the fishermen move off, the crows fly down, reel up the lines, and eat the fish or the bait.

Returning to India to work with those fishermen, we made a net of a million and a half hand tied knots installed briefly in Madrid.

like fishermen and ships and such things, but hey, we're talking about biofuels, and we know the importance of potentially getting an alternative liquid fuel.

And I had a chance to go in the Gulf of Mexico and meet some fishermen and see the terrible conditions in which they were working.

Under the realization from tourist operators, fishermen, the Australian Great Barrier Reef Authority and scientists that the Great Barrier Reef is doomed under the current governance regime.

This is how much fishermen get everyday in Kenya, fishing over a series of years, in a place where there is no protection it's a free for all.

But if we add the no take reserve on top of that, the fishermen are still making more money by fishing less around an area that is protected.

It would only cost 16 billion to set up 20 percent of the ocean as marine protected areas that actually give new living choices to the fishermen as well.

This Alliance for Climate Protection is going to launch a nationwide campaign grassroots mobilization, television ads, Internet ads, radio, newspaper with partnerships with everybody from the Girl Scouts to the hunters and fishermen.

The first one is that people have no idea what marine reserves do, and fishermen tend to be really, really defensive when it comes to regulating or closing an area, even if it's small.

There are several different stories about how Gyotaku came about, but it basically started with fishermen needing a way to record the species and size of the fish they caught over 100 years ago.

In this same New Bedford there stands a Whaleman's Chapel, and few are the moody fishermen, shortly bound for the Indian Ocean or Pacific, who fail to make a Sunday visit to the spot.

And so there's this war between the farmers and the fishermen about it all, and the net result is that the beaches of Brittany have to be bulldozed of this stuff on a regular basis.

I used to spend a lot of time on commercial fishing boats, and I remember fishermen saying they can tell when a basking shark has been caught in a net, because it leaves a black slime behind.

For example, while it's hard to believe that a three kilogram lobster could elude scientists, it did until a few years ago when South African fishermen requested an export permit and scientists realized that this was something new to science.

Sharks used to come into the bay, and the fishermen would tie a net off the headland, string it out, an old Manila net, and as the shark came round, it would hit the net, the net would collapse on it.

And I would pick them up, turn their head inside out, beat them like the fishermen taught me to do, to get rid of the skin, which is bitter, and I would put it aside, and then I'd go to school, and I was late.

More than 700 of these boats, which are fishermen boats repurposed with oil absorbent in white and oil containment in orange, were used, but they only collected three percent of the oil on the surface, and the health of the cleaners were very deeply affected.

I had my first client, and I helped this first guy who was smoking fish from a garage, was a Maori guy, and I helped him to sell to the restaurant in Perth, to get organized, and then the fishermen came to me to say,

What was not mentioned in the Discovery documentary was that the bait squid that Dr. Kubodera used, a one meter long diamondback squid had a light attached to it, a squid jig of the type that longline fishermen use, and I think it was this light that brought the giant in.