The bar chart demonstrates the millions of fishers in different regions in 1980, 1990, and 2000, together with the world’s top fish experts in 2000.
Overall, the chart makes it clear that the number of fishers in Asia was higher. Meanwhile, remained continents including Africa, South America, North America and Europe had fewer fishers.
Focusing on 1980, Asia had about 8 million fishers, before reaching nearly 13 million in 1990. Moreover, this region witnessed a dramatic increase in 2000, and became a continent with top fish experts, which were roughly 23 millions.
Other countries, Africa, South America, North America, and Europe had fewer fishers. Africa, South America, and North America had about 3 million fishers with a small or no changes over the given years. Similarly, Europe had even less fish experts nearly 2, or 1.5 millions between 1980 and 2000.
