Fishing communities are groups of people who rely on fishing as their primary source of livelihood. These communities often develop around coastal areas, rivers, or lakes where fish are abundant. Members typically engage in various fishing practices, including commercial fishing, subsistence fishing, and aquaculture. In addition to fishing, these communities often share cultural traditions, knowledge, and skills related to fishing techniques and marine conservation. They may also face challenges such as overfishing, environmental changes, and economic pressures, which can impact their way of life and the sustainability of local fish populations.