The Youpwe Fish Market in Cameroon's Douala II Subdivision is leveraging the export of swim bladders from fresh hogfish and sea bass to Nigeria as a significant source of job creation, particularly for the youth. This business venture, which involves collecting and exporting the previously discarded internal organ, has become a lucrative enterprise for some market residents. The exact use of the bladder in Nigeria is yet to be disclosed, but the potential for job creation and economic growth is evident. There is a call for administrative support to formalize and encourage this sector rather than imposing taxes, which could potentially stifle its growth.