A group of approximately seven fishermen and women work together to haul a large drag net from the shallow waters along the shore of Lake Burullus (Buhayrat al-Burullus), Kafr El Sheikh, Egypt. The wide dark net, fitted with yellow floats along its upper edge, is spread across the surf as the team wades in knee-deep water pulling it toward shore. Lake Burullus is one of Egypt's largest coastal lagoons on the Mediterranean coast, and seine net fishing is a traditional livelihood practice that has sustained local communities in the northern Delta for generations.