The Bank Holiday weekends aw just one of the Scottish prawn boats landing...
the ex-Girl Pat IIIs scallop set-up...
it's all cardboard boxes to pack langoustine in and plenty of pallets to load them into the waiting artic...
marine leisure pursuits are increasing in volume and diversity from the harbour...
the biggest of the crabbers landing...
and one of the smallest boats with Barry at the helm heads for the gaps...
grey mullet are a common sight in the harbour at this tome of year...
in search of breakfast,,,
its spider crab season...
a few zarts as St Ives men call them...
the market on Tuesday morning was wend-to-end with fish...
hake...
Dory...
and, unusually, monk tails...
and witches from the Vision V
there were also plenty of JDs with some the inshore boats...
quality brill from the big beamer...
now, where is that box of megrims?..
pollack landings have been in the news again recently...
summer reds galore...
and more tails...
from the St Georges...
half the market,,,
and most of the fridge was taken up with octopi...
not that landings of the favourite food for them...
need much space...
or these hen's teeth...
but there are shoals of bass to chase.
