The term fisherman is the People whose Day works catch fish Or (biota) and who live on the seabed, Nor on the surface of the waters. In the peraiaran which became the area where the activity of the fishermen. In Neagra-a developing country like in southeast asia and also africa, Currently still banayak Fishermen who use very simple equipment in fishing.
Well .. for Fishermen in Developed countries are still using modern equipment and also use a large ship with equipped with sophisticated equipment. Not extend the words directly we go to the core of this article is the life of aceh fishermen

Catch fish to the middle of the ocean!

Approximately, that's the unspoken life lesson for them, on the coast. The beach has become a daily life in their lives. The sea has become a second home that can never be left behind and always imagine so close to the mainland. The waves have become an everyday wobble, one day the sturdy body is not oscillated in the ocean, it feels the whole body aches.
Coastal life always leaves unforgettable memories. From this coastal also all kinds of seafood formulated into one of the most delicious cuisine in all parts of the world. Coastal communities are none other than the helpers of stomachs that want to be filled quickly by nutritious fish and high protein such as salmon, shrimp and crab. Coastal activities can not be separated from the busy scene all morning and afternoon. The newly returned fishermen proudly show off their catch. The buyers who have been waiting, can not wait to fry and cook goulash from fresh fish.

All the sights are real, and they are there for us.

Coastal life continues despite the great disaster once claimed the future and ideals in the land of Aceh. Along the coast of the western region of Aceh is none other than the area that once flat with the land. The remaining coastal communities then fled to the highlands for long periods of time, during an emotional (psychic) ​​and economic recovery (development). Coastal communities - in part - have fostered families with mainland communities. Most of the others, the tsunami boy, returned to the coast with the hope of living on their own land happier than in the refugee barracks that continued to pity. They clean up and return after aid houses are built by the government in cooperation with foreign institutions. They started a new, arid life. They start a new livelihood that does not necessarily give a bigger income. Until finally, go back to the sea of ​​choice. Dismissed the trauma. Forget the disaster.

Sea again. So fisherman. Because they have been taught by nature to find fish. Because nature gives life more prosperous if they go to sea. Because the fish will never run out in the vast ocean. Because every man must eat fish in large quantities. Every day the fish are kept on sale in the markets. Each time the fish became a compulsory rice palate almost all households.

The fishing boat (more precisely the boat) took off the bow. Pushed into the waves touching the shore. Wandering into the ocean off without turning to the wife-wives who keep waving. Coastal life is so. As if, taking Dad to sea is a farewell. No one knows what happened in the loose seas. It can be blown into a foreign country with different beliefs, cultures and languages. Can be captured by the army of another country for violating the border. There could be sharks as big as a giant who flew by accident and then flung herself casually onto a small fishing boat. It could also have been leaked for one thing or another, drowning without a helper from another boat that could have missed the day.

Coastal communities are well aware of all the risks. They continue to go to sea. They continue to fish on the beach if there is no boat that took him into the sea. Not all fishermen have boats. Not all of them can afford to buy boats. The fishermen formed groups and then went to sea. The fishermen went out from the boat of a rich man who rented them for them.

Fish catch is not always perfect. When the fish is celebrating victory in the middle of the ocean, clustered indirectly, stray to the boat that has been turned off the engine. At that time, the catch of the fishermen increased the weight of their small boats. And, at other times, the fish are fleeing somewhere, only a small part they can take home. If the boats themselves do not have to share the results of effort. If the boat is with others, all the catch must be equally shared. If the boat belongs to the rich, it is also obliged to pay rent.

Fisherman photos are cleaning the net

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What is brought home to the wife and children?

A smile and a sprig of anchovies. Child-wife ran after father and husband. Kissing hand smells fishy. Hugged the body wiped down all day in the hot sun. Taking a sprig of anchovy, fried or cooked spicy acids typical of Aceh. Then, served for the whole family. That day eating rice with anchovies. Tomorrow can eat rice with tuna fish. The day after tomorrow can eat rice with shrimp and crab. And no more souvenirs can be brought home because the catch is sold out. They keep smiling. They still spread happy. Because they do not need to complain. No one is listening and pitying their lives so they can live in high-rise homes and luxury cars. They do not despair, go out to sea every day to make smoke pour every day from their kitchens.

And so on, their lives on the coast!

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A condition that is not critical but it is. At the time part of them eat large fish catches, at that time also those who catch fish eat only anchovy only.

Look at them happy. But their future is not limited to sea and land only. Their children need a proper education so they do not become fishermen like their father. Their children need healthy food to improve their memory of school lessons. Their wives may occasionally cook delicious salmon and lobsters and are rich in protein.

Those who are always sweaty need ...

Help out more often than ever. Tired they go to sea do not necessarily get paid by buying fish under the price or cheap price. The fish they sell remains the same everywhere. Their struggle to reach land after a day at sea is hard to equate with working on land; The room is cool and paid monthly.

Attention from government and other charities. Special allocation of funds for the fishermen in order to buy and repair damaged boats. Boats were damaged or no boats would ride on them, just as there were no fish to buy. The government has more authority to solve this problem. Waiting for proposals from fishermen who may only be able to read, even illiterate, the same as their petition was thrown at the desk of this and that official. Paying attention to them on the coast will prosper us on land that always buy fish!

Support for continuing to sea. The livelihood of coastal communities is at sea. They memorize the direction of the wind. They understand the symptoms that arise so as not justified sea. They know the tidal theory. Giving support to them is one form of motivation for them to be patient and always Smiling. Support on land has been given by the government - if any.

Education is worth it. Indeed, the fishermen have inherently inscribed the science of going to sea from generation to generation. The necessary education is disaster preparedness.What to do when disaster comes in the middle of the ocean. What attitude should be taken when fishermen from other countries come with large ships .How do the actions to be taken when the army of other countries look into the waters of Aceh .

The livelihood of coastal communities is to go to sea. Giving them freedom is the same as making them happy. Without going to sea they will be grim. They can not afford to farm because since childhood only hold nets. They can not afford to trade because since the teenager has been invited his father went to sea.

The salvation of coastal life lies in the sustainability of its people in the sea. Their habit of going to sea is not converted into farming. From the habit of born science applied in real life.

Coastal life is arid, but the people are those who give love, from the fish we eat every meal time!

That's the story of a nutritious hero on the coast of Aceh Strait of Malacca