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**Ifroham4** · 07-04-2012, 05:55 AM

Does culture or its loss have a price? I rather like the idea of sustainable fishing communities especially if traditionally based.

It does have a price, about $50 kilo as opposed to $20 a kilo. It is a free market and you can buy from the quaint village if you prefer.

I think fishing culture might be a bit overrated. I worked on a prawn trawler in uni holidays over 20 years ago. The reality does not live up to your stereotype.

07-04-2012, 05:55 AM	#17
Ifroham4 Join Date Apr 2007 Posts 5,196 Senior Member	Does culture or its loss have a price? I rather like the idea of sustainable fishing communities especially if traditionally based. It does have a price, about $50 kilo as opposed to $20 a kilo. It is a free market and you can buy from the quaint village if you prefer. I think fishing culture might be a bit overrated. I worked on a prawn trawler in uni holidays over 20 years ago. The reality does not live up to your stereotype.
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