Discover the rich and fascinating world of traditional fishing practices in the Torres Strait Islands with this captivating book. Written by RE Johannes and JW MacFarlane, this first edition collection of stories takes readers on a journey through the history, culture, and ecology of fishing in this unique region.

Explore the intricate techniques, tools, and customs of the Torres Strait Islanders as they share their knowledge and traditions with the world. This nonfiction narrative is perfect for young adults and adults alike who are interested in learning more about fishing practices, culture, and history. Don't miss out on this vintage paperback that offers a glimpse into the enchanting world of traditional fishing in the Torres Strait Islands.

Author: Johannes, R. E.; MacFarlane, J. W.Date of Publication: 1991Publication Type: Book ChapterPages: 268Publisher: CSIRO Division of FisheriesPlace of Publication: Hobart, Tas.Keywords: Fisheries and OceanographyPackaging Method: p.ISSN/ISBN: 0643052593 Study of traditional fisheries, based on Australian research carried out between 1983 and 1987 in 17 Torres Strait Island communities. The book is organised on a regional basis, with additional chapters discussing dugongs, sea turtles and customary marine tenure. Includes an annotated glossary, references, and geographical, subject and taxonomic indexes. Johannes is the author of Words of the Lagoon