Set the alarm for 4:34 p.m.

Web alarm clock for 4:34 p.m.

As you hand the net lifting over to the next person, set 4:34 pm as the moment to make sure the gear starts coming up before the evening tide. The alert leaves 26 minutes before 5:00 pm, enough for a clear turnover: point out which lines are ready, what still needs watching, and where the catch will be brought aboard.

For a net operation, match the alarm sound to the working conditions. A softer tone can suit a quiet handover when the phone stays beside you, while a more insistent sound makes sense around engines, water, and shouted instructions. Set the volume beforehand and keep the alarm within hearing range. If the browser stops running before the alarm, the net crew may miss the signal, so keep this page active and the phone awake until 4:34 pm.

Before the afternoon handover, have a few sips of water and choose a small, easy snack if you need one. Save a full merienda or heavier meal until the nets are secure, since eating while handling wet rope can occupy your hands at the wrong moment. By 5:00 pm, the shift change should be settled and there will be a clearer pause for food.