Types of Fishermen
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Traditional Icelandic fisherman from Bolungarvík.
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Shrimpers on horseback, Oostduinkerke, Belgium.
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Shrimper with pushnet, Banks, near Southport, England.
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Chilean fishermen with two lobsters.
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Japanese fishermen with a tuna.
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A fisherman in central Chile
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An Indian fisherman in Chennai
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Long Island fisherman, 1983
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