Where fish is the wish


The fisherfolk of the world — from the Philippines to Peru, from Semporna to Tahiti — eke out a simple living, often braving the elements for just enough of their share of the bounty of the sea to get by on.

These are people literally living on the edge — on the far edge of their countries or their tiny island homes. And when they set sail for the deep, their main wish is to bring home enough for their families to eat.

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