It's #FishyFriday in Newlyn, the busiest fishing port in England.

For one skipper in the port it's time for a New Venture in the new Millennia...

those pots keep coming...

it's a tight turning circle...

another souvenir from the days of sail......

more fodder for the local gribble population...

there's a maze of concrete...

just been poured...

and levelled...

as the foundations for the harbour's latest building project gets off on a good footing...

prime fish galore on the auction floor...

on another summery day...

there's lobsters...

lemons...

John Dory...

haddock...

and red mullet all speeding their way to a wet fish counter or restaurant table near you...

a heady mix of prime fish...

name these beauties...

the fish are wrapped and ready to roll...

not a bad day's work for one of the best bass men in the port...

though these guys are proving a little more elusive to find let alone catch...

megrims, by weight the biggest part of a beam trawler's catch in the summer months...

the favourite fish for these eight legged fish...

are anything with a shell...

as anyone who works pots will tell you, this very often, the only evidence that there was a lobster in the pot...

tropical vibes...

and the auction doors are now sporting plastic curtains designed to keep the cold in and the gulls out!