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Yakobus Da Silva, 33, born in Larantuka.
Since 17 years old already gone out fishing with older fishermen (mostly relative). Started as bait thrower and boat cleaner, he then started to fish skipjack soon after that yellopwfin tuna fishing as well. The biggest tuna he ever catch weigh 104 kg and spent approximately 45 minutes to bring onto the boat. He likes the job as fisherman as it fulfills the life of his two kids even though he has to spend almost 24 hours on the boat leaving his family behind. Photo: Paul Hilton / Greenpeace

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Yakobus Da Silva, 33, born in Larantuka.<br />
Since 17 years old already gone out fishing with older fishermen (mostly relative). Started as bait thrower and boat cleaner, he then started to fish skipjack soon after that yellopwfin tuna fishing as well. The biggest tuna he ever catch weigh 104 kg and spent approximately 45 minutes to bring onto the boat. He likes the job as fisherman as it fulfills the life of his two kids even though he has to spend almost 24 hours on the boat leaving his family behind. Photo: Paul Hilton / Greenpeace