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This study analyzes the socio-economic factors that influence people’s  decision to become fishermen in the central region of Ghana. Using a well  structured interview schedule, a random sample of 98 people from Elmina in  the central region of Ghana was selected for the study. Results from the  descriptive statistics analysis of respondents identified fishing as a family  business, minimum skills requirement and ready market for fish demand as  factors that motivated majority of the people into fishing. Lack of storage  facilities, access to credit, lack of government assistance and unpredictable  changes in weather conditions on sea were the main constraints to fishing  activities. Results from the logistic regression model indicated that  household size and access to credit were significant factors that positively  influenced people’s decision to become fishermen. The regression analysis  further revealed that engaging in other income generating activity and being  educated significantly reduces the probability to start fishing business

Logit analysis of socio-economic factors influencing people to become fishermen in the central region of Ghana