We used satellite images of the ocean to look at changes in temperature, oxygen, salt levels, and nutrients in the water. These conditions affect where fish gather. By studying these patterns across different seasons, we created maps showing the best areas to fish, called Potential Fishing Zones (PFZs).

We checked our maps against real fishing data and found that they were most accurate during the rainy monsoon season. These maps can help fishermen find fish faster, reduce waste, and protect the ocean by preventing overfishing. They also give policymakers a tool to plan for sustainable fishing in the future, especially as climate and ocean conditions continue to change.