In a remote fishing community in Venezuela, a lone fisherman
sits on a cliff overlooking the southern Caribbean Sea. This man –– the lookout
–– is responsible for directing his comrades on the water, who are too close to
their target to detect their next catch. Using abilities honed by years of
scanning the water's surface, he can tell by shadows, ripples, and even the
behavior of seabirds, where the fish are schooling, and what kind of fish they
might be, without actually seeing the fish. This, in turn, changes where the
boats go, and how the men fish.