Shrimp fishing is the practice of catching shrimp, a popular seafood, using various methods such as trawling, casting nets, or traps. Trawling involves dragging a large net through the water, while casting nets requires throwing a circular net to catch shrimp in shallow areas. This activity is often conducted in coastal waters and estuaries where shrimp are abundant. The shrimp fishing industry plays a significant role in many economies, providing jobs and supporting local communities. Sustainable practices are increasingly important to ensure that shrimp populations remain healthy and that the marine ecosystem is protected from overfishing and habitat destruction.