Fionn Ó Corraoin, a fisherman from Co Waterford, discusses the challenges of fishing alone and the misconceptions surrounding the profession. He contrasts the perceived ease of fishing with the reality of making ends meet. Nevertheless, he finds joy in the work, famously stating that 'a bad day's fishing is still better than a good day's work.' Ó Corraoin is also firmly committed to sustainable fishing practices, believing in the importance of maintaining healthy marine ecosystems for future generations.
Fionn Ó Corraoin talks about the realities of fishing alone, saying, 'A bad day's fishing is still better than a good day's work,' reflecting his passion for the sea.
He expresses determination to fish sustainably, emphasizing that he wants to make a living without compromising the health of marine ecosystems, highlighting the importance of responsible fishing.
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