A fisherman holds up a Nile perch caught in Lake Victoria -- one of the only from their catch that day that met the regulated minimum weight.  It's getting harder and harder to find fish that meet the minimum, so local fishermen are keeping whatever they fish, large enough or not. Here in Ggaba, a small town in southern Uganda that almost entirely subsists on the fishing industry, the locals have contributed to the dangerous overfishing of the lake despite strict regulations from Tanzania, Uganda, and Kenya.
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