Ocean Lovers Challenge Week #3

The truth is, the only boats I've ever been on are ferries to travel from the island to the mainland, but I haven't done that in a while, which is why I don't have any photos of it. Fortunately, I've been somewhat active at the beach these past few days, giving me the opportunity to take some excellent photos to share here in the @oceanlovers community, which is slowly becoming one of my favorites. We should support it so it continues to grow.

These past few days I've been accompanying my cousin to look for fish that were given to them, and of course I've also taken advantage of the opportunity not only for photos but also because we managed to catch some fish that I like to eat. It's not just seeing the boats on the shore, securely moored to prevent the current from carrying them away and losing them in the vastness of the sea, as you can see in the photos of the fishermen heading out to begin their fishing.

After a few hours of waiting (which wasn't the case for us), and seeing them return, they have their own way of bringing the catch back ashore. In this case, it's heavier because of the number of fish they're carrying, although sometimes it isn't, but fortunately, on this occasion it was. You can't imagine the look on all our faces when we saw them open the old cooler they set up to keep them frozen during the crossing, since they can be at sea for several hours and it's best not to take any risks and risk them getting damaged. Then comes the best part, which is the moment to enjoy them in different varieties, but the most common is fried or shredded.