More storms on Monday morning in Newlyn

Time-lapse of the Ocean Pride landing to the market this morning.

Plenty of fish arrived over the weekend from every type of boat in the fleet...

with plenty of hake from three netters including the Silver Dawn...

along with haddock...

a few tope...

some unusual 'plus-fours', or greater forkbeard...

hake from the Stelissa...

the redder the gills the fresher the fish...

looks like Ian has been at the tally box again...

and more hake from the Britannia V...

good megrim from the beamer Billy Rowney...

line caught bass...

inshore trawl John Dory...

black bream...

red mullet...

gilt head bream...

and plenty of Dovers...

and monk tails...

along with huge plaice...

and tubs...

while the sardine boats were all able to get shots in last night...

the Ocean Pride made a landing this morning...

though there were not many mackerel on the market...

the Pelagic marksman di land a 160kg bluefin...

and a day;'s work from the inshore trawler, New Venture...

Katy B at the market before sun-up...

decent sized turbot...

and big brill from the Rowney...

and a good shot of pollack from the netter Lola Belle...

and there were a few scallops too...

if only there was a small grader on the market the mackerel men could use...

there morning well and truly disturbed, fresh westerly winds put the local gull population high in the sky...

it takes three to land a big crabber...

this must be one serious sailor at this time of year to be on passage...

we have lift-off...

yet another piece of old telephone cable trawled up...

the boat that caught the bluefiin at rest......

fresh fish on its way to a counter near you...

as the boys on the Ocean Pride let go the ends...

as the Amanda of Ladram heads for the market to land.

 

Newlyn and fishing depicted in fine art auction.

Anyone like to hazard a guess as to who snuck into this work of art painted in the 1960s? See, I knew you knew! 

Marjorie MORT(1906-1989) Landing Fish 

Live online now is a Fine art auction by David Lays of Penzance. Collectors of art and in particular, Newlyn School and contemporary works will no doubt find this latest sale of interest.

Fishing Safety at Sea - play your part in this online event

Fishing Safety at SeaTuesday, October 24, 202310:00 AM 11:30 AM

Safety at sea is a high priority in the fishing industry, with numerous collaborative initiatives actively working towards improving safety in the sector. New innovations, campaigns, and technologies across the UK are being harnessed to create safer working conditions for fishers. By fostering a culture of safety, implementing robust safety management practices and standards, and promoting education and awareness, the industry can strive towards a safer future.

The event, organised in collaboration with The Seafarers' Charity, will showcase a range of national and international initiatives dedicated to enhancing safety in the industry. Drawing upon the expertise of speakers from the fishing sector, we will discuss safety management practices, industry-led initiatives, and the need to shift the dialogue and culture surrounding safety in fishing.

Register to attend the event online here.

Dowload the agenda here.

REGISTER HERE

NEWLYN PIER & HARBOUR COMMISSIONERS’ ADVISORY BOARD VACANCIES

Due to retirements and position changes, Newlyn Pier & Harbour Advisory Board (NPHAB), is seeking expressions of interest from applicants for up to three vacancies.

The purpose of the Advisory Board for Newlyn Harbour is to provide advice to the Newlyn Pier & Harbour Commissioners (NP&HC) on any matter, recommendation or representation that is made to the Board. NP&HC have a duty to consult the Advisory Board on all matters substantially affecting the Newlyn Harbour estate.

The Advisory Board is composed of individuals with an interest in the operation and development of Newlyn Harbour, including representatives from local communities, harbour users, the local economy, local and central government, and others such as employees, MPs and elected representatives.

The Advisory Board meets monthly to consider stakeholder matters and to collate and submit them to the NP&HC or the Harbour Master & CEO. The Board's advice is taken into consideration by the NP&HC when making decisions about the management and development of the harbour.

The Advisory Board plays an important role in ensuring that the views of all stakeholders are considered in the decision-making process at Newlyn Harbour. This helps to ensure that the harbour is managed and developed in a way that benefits all of its users.

Here are some specific examples of the Advisory Board's work:

• Advising the NP&HC on the development of a new strategic plan for the harbour
• Providing input on the development of new facilities and services for harbour users
• Representing the interests of stakeholders in discussions with government and other organizations
• Promoting the harbour and its activities to the wider community

The Advisory Board is a valuable asset to Newlyn Harbour and helps to ensure that it is a well-managed and sustainable port for the benefit of all.

What are we looking for?

We are looking for a broad range of skills from all walks of life so if you think you may not be suited, please think again.

Role requirements:

• A voluntary appointment for up to three years
• An interest in the operation and strategic direction of the Port
• An interest and/or experience in fishing, commerce, finance and local community matters
• Attendance at monthly meetings and occasional participation in working groups/sub-committees
• Candidates will be required to provide input to Port policy and strategic planning, and at all times, must act for the overall good of Newlyn Harbour
• An ability to communicate effectively with stakeholders, ranging from MPs and local government officers to Newlyn residents and Harbour users.

Expressions of interest

Please send a covering letter and CV to recruitment@newlynharbour.com, to be received no later than 12:00 noon on Wednesday 8th November 2023. Successful candidates shortlisted for interview will be informed during the week commencing Monday 20th November 2023 with interviews scheduled shortly thereafter. Please contact us with any questions via the email address above and we will endeavour to answer them.

Looks like Barry has some work to do on his punt, Boy Brax when the tide drops...

as dawn breaks over the harbour...

sardines come ashore...

from the Serene Dawn and skipper David Pascoe and finish off the trip they started at 4am this morning despite the heavy swell running in the bay... 

almost all the fish on the market this morning was from sardine boats and the beam trawler, Enterprise...

and a single line-caught bluefin weighing in at 160kg...

from the line boat, Sea Breeze...

last week the bluefin were seen to be chasing garfish, giving the local mackerel shoals a break...

last of the boats to land on the market this week...

as the KatyB heads away from the gaps...

that's three boat in the laid-up tier now...

as the Trevessa V takes ice...

the youngest skipper in the fleet, Tom Pascoe brings in the sardine boat Charlotte Clare...

ahead of the Mayflower...

and the Vesta...

all three returning to port without a single fish being brought aboard.