Andréa Dautelle

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In a world of ever-intensifying food production, where time seems to slip away faster than ever, what does it truly mean to be a traditional fisherman? And how does one make a living from it? Since January 2010, Boris has been a skipper in the port of Ensuès-la-Redonne. Aboard his traditional Marseillaise barquette, he offers a different approach to fishing: more responsible, more local, and ultimately, more sustainable. From his nets to his boat, and from species selection to the final sale, every detail is designed with this vision in mind.

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In a world of ever-intensifying food production, where time seems to slip away faster than ever, what does it truly mean to be a traditional fisherman? And how does one make a living from it? Since January 2010, Boris has been a skipper in the port of Ensuès-la-Redonne. Aboard his traditional Marseillaise barquette, he offers a different approach to fishing: more responsible, more local, and ultimately, more sustainable. From his nets to his boat, and from species selection to the final sale, every detail is designed with this vision in mind.

In a world of ever-intensifying food production, where time seems to slip away faster than ever, what does it truly mean to be a traditional fisherman? And how does one make a living from it? Since January 2010, Boris has been a skipper in the port of Ensuès-la-Redonne. Aboard his traditional Marseillaise barquette, he offers a different approach to fishing: more responsible, more local, and ultimately, more sustainable. From his nets to his boat, and from species selection to the final sale, every detail is designed with this vision in mind.