Photo depicts fishermen from Calibishie preparing the day’s catch
Photo submitted by Charles Valentin
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WOW, my hubby (from Dublanc) has told me tonnes of stories, but to see a fish that big…amazing. Hats off to you fisherman.
shame on this fisherman for placing the fish on the ground. Practice what fisheries teach you because you know better
This may seem “unprofessional” but these salt-drenched rocks are way more sanitized than the bacteria infested cutting boards/tables in many stinking and “fly haven” fisheries. Fish poisoning is unheard of in Dominica.
y ya yieye!
Love the shot.
that’s why i’m not a fisher-person. i’d run away if i come close to a fish like that in the water…dangerous or not, heck i’m gone
omg kool
We need a mini fisheries complex for the Calibishie – Anse Du Mai area. A great pic!!! but what does it say about food safety standards.. Will we continue to process food (fish) in this manner as we advance in our development. I beg to differ.
Hello you are absolutely correct. This is unprofessional in this modern day therefore please do something about this.
maybe the fishermen should ask u to use ur well sanitised kitchen table!!!!! Cha!!!!!!!!!!!! sar par kay kway nou!!!!!!!!!
CHA.
Hello good morning. This fisherman should be prepared by at least having a table on shore to clean his catch . I gave you a thumbs up because you mentioned my well sanitized kitchen which is something the fisherman should learn about when dealing with food. I think both of us are concerned about cleanliness and food safety. When I Am in DA and I purchase fish I want to be assured that its safe to eat. Thanks.
All they are doing is removing the guts before they put the fish on ice. What’s so unsanitary about that?
good 4 u keith u make a money doh hid ur face
its a blue marlin[or vaway]as we say in da or bull fish…..i love me some marlin but today im hving king fish in sxm
Ten pounds please!
That is the biggest balaw I ever saw.
Bro, this is sooooo funny. Good one.
lol lol
you are so kool. its maybe a papa balaw
lol.u just remind me of my cousin .the first time he saw a pig he say mama,mama boy first time i see a big cow so.lol