<h3>How a Man Beats the Ocean for Forty (40) Years</h3>

Here are short morsels of wisdom from a short encounter with a man who has befriended the fickle-minded sea.

Whenever I set my boat offshore to 100-120 miles in search for fish, anything can happen.
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>Hundred (100) meter high waves, sudden wind surge, storm warning are ordinaries.

Sleepless nights are normal.
I can only rely on my 40 years of experience in the sea

When things get tough in the endless ocean, I cannot help tears fall from my eyes.

>But I fight on. Giving up is never an option.

Navigating with the flow of waves or wind NOT against it, has always brought me and my men back alive to our families and feast with our catch.





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> Coming home complete with abundant catch is what we look forward to


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