Tilapia fishing sustains daily life in Santa Maria, Bulacan
Analy Labor · Jul 15, 2025, 4:38 PM
Fishers in Santa Maria, Bulacan cast traditional nets into the Macaiban Floodway to catch freshwater tilapia—sustaining both their livelihood and daily food supply. — Photo by Analy Labor for DAILY TRIBUNEFishers in Santa Maria, Bulacan cast traditional nets into the Macaiban Floodway to catch freshwater tilapia—sustaining both their livelihood and daily food supply. — Photo by Analy Labor for DAILY TRIBUNEFishers in Santa Maria, Bulacan cast traditional nets into the Macaiban Floodway to catch freshwater tilapia—sustaining both their livelihood and daily food supply. — Photo by Analy Labor for DAILY TRIBUNEFishers in Santa Maria, Bulacan cast traditional nets into the Macaiban Floodway to catch freshwater tilapia—sustaining both their livelihood and daily food supply. — Photo by Analy Labor for DAILY TRIBUNEFishers in Santa Maria, Bulacan cast traditional nets into the Macaiban Floodway to catch freshwater tilapia—sustaining both their livelihood and daily food supply. — Photo by Analy Labor for DAILY TRIBUNE