Differences in fishermans status #2

As has been explained in the first post that independent fishermen or native fishermen are different from other fishermen both in terms of catching tools and catches as well as the location traveled on each fishing operation itself.

If the freelancers themselves come from traditional fishermen in the '80s, the traditional fishermen themselves will return as time goes on for decades in the world. So that in this sophisticated era traditional fishermen still exist and are able to survive in conditions like this.

3. Traditional fishermen and land fishermen

Traditional fisherman itself has its own characteristics in terms of both fishing gear and fishing mechanism, they have a very important thing in supplying their catches in the fishing market in meeting the needs of the people in their area.

Their catch in the form of small fish or other marine biota that is not owned by the loose fishermen in their catches, while the catches in shallow sea waters or in the seashore is very profitable, they always carry catches such as, which will be seen in the table below.

A	Sea Crab
1	Floating/Rajungan
2	tread three
3	red stone
4	salt water crabs
5	long legs
6	red stone
7	and other sea water crab species

B	Reef fish
1	Red eye
2	grouper
3	tuwih
4	leubim leaf
5	small gabu
6	the red mill
7	dancis
8	tinga fish
9	and other small fish that are in shallow coral or shallow sea grass humps

C	Marine biota
1	Seaweed
2	sikupang
3	chicken thighs
4	bireh
5	all kinds of shellfish
6	and other marine biota which are not poisonous if consumed

Every small fish, or sea animal domiciled above ground level in seawater, can be caught using traditional fishing gear without damaging its habitat or marine environment. The fishing gear used by traditional fishermen is a fishing gear that is in the right form, as.

• Trawl thin thread without using a special ballast
• Sansi thread is small
• Net brackets or in the local language Aceh Jeuu
• Flying nets without using lead.

The fishing gear used by each of these traditional fishermen and seasonal fishermen do not damage the marine habitat, and the use of the fishing gear has been regulated by the local government by making laws or laws for fishermen, both casual fishermen, traditional fishermen, and fishermen fishermen/mainland.

Every fisherman who has been described in the first and second posts is a fisherman who is officially authorized by the government, which means that his presence is recognized by the local government, and even they are often assisted by the government in carrying out their daily activities

Thus a brief description of the current situation of fishermen who have existed since hundreds of years ago and to this day they still survive with makeshift equipment. Thank you very much.