January 7, 2021, Lorient, Brittany, France: 4h00. The soluble coffee swallowed in a hurry already seems far away. For nearly an hour, under the instructions of Anne Le Stat, Guillaume and Theo attach the buoys to the nets so that they can be thrown into the sea. Unrecognised at sea, where they are still rare, and on land, where they are mainly involved in processing and selling fish, women are confronted with a division of labour that remains very gendered in this sector. But the new generation could bring a boost of equality. Inshore fisherwomen, spinners, students at the maritime high school, here is their daily life in Lorient. (Credit Image: © Sadak Souici/Le Pictorium Agency via ZUMA Press)