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:o good answer :)

Actually I do intend the setting to be somewhat Lost-like, rescue highly unlikely and escape impossible. What is the moral thing to do in this case? 1)Not Teaching how to fish, since it is the best thing for the group, utility-wise. 2)Teach them how to fish, making several peoples lives more...

I do agree that the main arguing point of teaching them is the case where the fisherman becomes deathly ill or dies in a freak accident. We can make a safe assumption that if you teach one or two people that in good time some are catching themselves an early lunch...and fetching themselves some...

Lets say you are a fisherman by trade and you crash onto an island with 23 others. You soon manage to rig up crude methods to catch fish, enough for everyone to survive on. The others praise you in thanks Days go by and you solely provide food for the island while the others work to gather...