A Fisherman/Life of A Fisherman Paragraph

A fisherman is someone who makes a living by catching and selling fish. Usually, he lives close to a river, sea, or canal. He spends most of his time fishing in these waters. Sometimes, he goes out to the deeper parts of the sea to catch fish, and this worries his family because they want him to come back safely. When he's not fishing, he has to fix his fishing net and take care of his boat.

When the fisherman catches a lot of fish, he feels very happy. But his life is not easy. He doesn't have a lot of money, and he often has to borrow fishing nets and boats from someone else. He also has to borrow money from people who lend money, and this puts him in debt. If he can't catch fish because he's sick or the weather is bad, his family doesn't have enough food. His children can't go to school, and his family can't get proper medical care.

The fisherman provides us with fish to eat, and he also helps earn money from other countries by selling fish. That's why it's important for the government to help fishermen. They could give them loans without interest so that they can improve their difficult situation.