Half way through the neap tide and ythree netters are lined up landing alongside the fish market this fine Monday morning. the Ygraine keen to get away again...
stars of the show this morning, superb tub gurnard...
boxes a-plenty of Dovers...
a few plaice..
and some cracking whiting...
hake form the Stelissa...
Kerry M...
and Celtic Dawn...
more tubs...
and megrim from the Enterprise...
freshly landed...
a decent turbot weighing in at just over a stone in old money...
plenty of pollack on the ground...
a few mackerel...
and the sardines are still coming ashore...
a fine set of monk tails...
all hands help landing the Ygraine...
and the Ocean Pride...
as the Silver Dawn heads back to sea to pick up her nets...
past a few visiting Brixham beamers...
all taking advantage of Newlyn's proximity to the sole grounds at this time of year...
a tidy working deck all set for the next trip...
while the crew on the Steph of Ladram are kept busy overhauling the beam trawls...
doing their bit for the marine environment...
Mike Warner busy making those key or is it quay connections with CJ from Billingsgate Seafood School, on the morning of her first ever visit to the port...
there's a man happy in his cab...
ice taking time for the Ygraine...
as yet another wagin is loaded with the finest Cornish fish...
the big boat is taking fuel...
more pots than you can count...
morning Patch!..
and it's back to sea for the boys on the Ygraine again!
