Fishermen from Sète gathered on Tuesday, September 15, in front of the local maritime authority, known as the "captaincy," to discuss the next steps in their ongoing movement. The meeting took place in the pass of the Nouveau basin, a common area where fishing boats are moored. The fishermen are part of a broader protest against policies affecting their livelihoods, particularly concerning fishing quotas and regulations. During the meeting, the fishermen decided to take further action by blocking the departure of a ferry heading to Corsica. This decision was made as a way to pressure authorities into providing clear and precise answers to their demands. The ferry blockage is intended to draw attention to their cause and highlight the impact of their protest on local transportation and commerce. The protest comes amid growing concerns among fishermen about the sustainability of their work and the economic pressures they face. Many have expressed frustration with what they see as unfair regulations that limit their ability to fish in traditional waters. These issues have led to increased tensions between local fishing communities and government officials. The fishermen are now awaiting a response from the authorities, hoping for a resolution that addresses their concerns. Until then, their actions are expected to continue, potentially affecting local ferry schedules and drawing further attention to their cause.