A 3˚ Dawn breaks over the harbour...
and for some...
this much fish is just too much to bear,...
there'stons of hake from the Stelissa...
Ocean Pride...
Britannia V
and Kerry M
and plenty of dogs...
the Silver Dawn...
may well have just put ashore one or two...
despite the official data, there's no shortage of pollack being landed...
it was down to the big netters to land monk tails this morning...
teamwork...
good shots of tub gurnards...
and a handful of good looking bream...
all contributed to a busy auction to start the week...
with all hands hard at work...
overnight supplies of sardines...
and its been a while since tallies from the good ship Keriolet were spotted on the market...
there will be more of these on the market come the summer months...
great black-back gulls lording it over the pickings to be had from a trawl on the quay - "The great black-backed gull is the largest member of the gull family. It is a very aggressive hunter, pirate, and scavenger which breeds on the coasts and islands of the North Atlantic"...
with two sets of gear heaved aloft to be worked on, there's a day's work ahead for the boys on the Lauren Anne.
