Set the alarm for 5:05 a.m.

Web alarm clock for 5:05 a.m.

While you are receiving milkfish from the fish cages, a 5:05 am alarm gives you a clear moment to step away from counting tubs, checking the catch, or helping unload the banca. Set it for the handover you cannot watch continuously while work is already moving. By 6:00 am, the landing area may be busier, so this reminder can mark when you need to leave your current task and handle the next part of the delivery.

Because the milkfish handover can keep your hands wet and occupied, leave this alarm page open after setting the time and sound. If you close the page or browser, or if your phone goes to sleep, the alarm may not sound, and the milkfish could remain waiting while you continue unloading. Keep the phone awake nearby, with its volume high enough to hear over engines, water, and containers being shifted.

As the milkfish come ashore before sunrise, place the phone close to the table or tubs where you are working, but away from splashes. The surroundings may be relatively quiet at 5:05 am, then grow louder as more boats arrive, engines start, and people call across the landing area. Choose a clear tone and check the volume before returning to the catch.