In rural areas of BD, fish vending at the local market, known as "haat," is a common sight and a significant economic activity.
Typically, villagers, often fishermen themselves or those who buy from them, gather at the designated market area to sell freshly caught fish.
The sellers usually display their catch on mats or trays, showcasing a variety of fish species, from freshwater favorites like tilapia and catfish to marine delicacies like hilsa and pomfret.
