When Sonia Strobel married into a fishing family in 2001, she was surprised to see what it was like to be in the fishing community on the British Columbia coast and struggle to make a living in this traditional way of life. She decided there had to be a better way and soon started Skipper Otto, a direct-to-consumer, community-supported fishery. “I was a high school teacher, I had just given birth and thought, ‘How hard can it be to start a business?’, so I naïvely went ahead. I wasn’t even thinking it was business; it was just a thing that…