Fishermen in Bachok, Malaysia, continue to practice a unique mullet fishing tradition even during the monsoon season. Facing treacherous waves and currents, they rely on their skill and courage to scoop up the prized fish from the shoreline. This ancient practice is a source of pride and a testament to their resilience.
BACHOK : The monsoon season, marked by towering waves and turbulent seas, has never dampened the fighting spirit of the fishermen here.
"Scooping mullets is more than a job; it’s a cherished tradition. Since childhood, I’ve watched my father and grandfather face towering waves to bring in their catch. Their perseverance has been a profound inspiration, even though I understand the challenges involved. "Mullets are often found in foamy waters mixed with clay carried by the waves, and only the bravest are rewarded with fruitful catches in these challenging conditions.
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