Welcome to Through the Gaps, the UK fishing industry's most comprehensive information and image resource. Newlyn is England's largest fish market and where over 50 species are regularly landed from handline, trawl, net, ring net and pot vessels including #MSC Certified #Hake, #Cornish Sardine, handlined bass, pollack and mackerel. Art work, graphics and digital fishing industry images available from stock or on commission.
Newlyn has excellent is part of an excellent transport network, lorries bound for mainland Europe will head for ferry ports like Plymouth, Weymouth and Poole in Dorset...... though most of the fish waiting to be shipped out are bound first of all for a local processor in Falmouth..... here, 18 tubs from the Lyonesse wait for the aptly named Falfish, a company originally set up by the Scottish pelagic fleet owners, the Taits from Fraesburgh..... once again the Runnelstone is rewarding the local bass boys well with the results of their efforts.... with this small inshore boat having a fine shot of quality fish for auction..... including this very dark, almost black lobster, probably from very shallow water close inshore..... there are a few beautiful looking grey mullet in the mix..... after landing the boxes need emptying of ice and washing...... with two concurrent auctions sometimes buyers are seen sprinting between sales, very impressive Mr Hosking!.... appearing like a jack-in-the-box, Charlie gets out into the fresh air to lend a hand with all those boxes..... under very heavy skies that later broke....... the Ripple looks like she is well wrapped for the winter months.... lined up on the quay, around 20% of the Emma Louise's full complement of pots..... for any interested parties there is a substantial building up for lease right on the harbour road between Trelawney Fish and Cosalt...... it seems that it is not only the Mission's weather vane that has suffered of late - but which building supports this?
Newlyn has excellent is part of an excellent transport network, lorries bound for mainland Europe will head for ferry ports like Plymouth, Weymouth and Poole in Dorset......
though most of the fish waiting to be shipped out are bound first of all for a local processor in Falmouth.....
here, 18 tubs from the Lyonesse wait for the aptly named Falfish, a company originally set up by the Scottish pelagic fleet owners, the Taits from Fraesburgh.....
once again the Runnelstone is rewarding the local bass boys well with the results of their efforts....
with this small inshore boat having a fine shot of quality fish for auction.....
including this very dark, almost black lobster, probably from very shallow water close inshore.....
there are a few beautiful looking grey mullet in the mix.....
after landing the boxes need emptying of ice and washing......
with two concurrent auctions sometimes buyers are seen sprinting between sales, very impressive Mr Hosking!....
appearing like a jack-in-the-box, Charlie gets out into the fresh air to lend a hand with all those boxes.....
under very heavy skies that later broke.......
the Ripple looks like she is well wrapped for the winter months....
lined up on the quay, around 20% of the Emma Louise's full complement of pots.....
for any interested parties there is a substantial building up for lease right on the harbour road between Trelawney Fish and Cosalt......
it seems that it is not only the Mission's weather vane that has suffered of late - but which building supports this?
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