Bije and his crew fish for sustainable tuna in the Celebes sea. On small boats they go out to catch skipjack tuna with bamboo poles and lines.

When Valerie and crew spot a school of tuna, they throw small live fish overboard to attract their attention. The advantage of this traditional method is that you only catch tuna: there is no by-catch and no damage to nature.

Welcome at Indre Kvarøy, a tiny and remote island just across the arctic circle in North Norway. It’s where Alf-Gøran Knutsen and his family are pioneering in sustainable salmon farming since the company established in 1976.

Newlyn, Cornwall is a small place with old houses built against the cliffs. Its city and harbor live and breath fish! Newlyn is home to the most delicious, fatty and nutritious Cornish sardines!

What it lacks in size, it makes up for in taste - there’s no better way to describe the little fish called anchovy. In Mar del Plata Jorge and his crew go out on colorful boats to catch the anchovies in a sustainable way!

Fumio and his crew use pole and line to catch their albacore and nothing else. It is a tough job, as you can tell from the fishermen’s strong physique. Because the fishers lift the tuna out of the water one at a time and do not remove entire schools, fish populations are given the chance to reproduce.

Tuna fisherman Larry is proud that he can use his hunting and gathering skills to provide for his family. “If you can’t catch fish, you don’t get paid.”, he explains. But always in a sustainable way with respect for the nature and ocean. This is why he doesn’t use large fishing nets, but the trolling method, which ensures to only catch tuna!

Ever since the '90s, the Chase Family has spent their summers on the coast of the Cook Inlet. They are one of many fishing families who fish for sockeye salmon from open fishing boats. Hard work but also a bit of a treat because the rough nature surroundings are breathtakingly beautiful.

In Spanish Basque Country tuna is a culinary favorite. Is it the special and traditional ways of the fishermen of Hondarribia that have any part in this?