'Tiz dark as a cow's guts at 6am these mornings...
with the market full of fish from most pf the fleet...
save the one netter to land over the big tide...
every inshore boat took advantage of the fine weather...
well, you wouldn't name the boat after just one could you?..
megrims were everywhere you looked from the beam trawlers that landed...
along with lemons...
Dovers...
and more megs...
the usual box of cod...
and mackerel are still showing up in some places in good numbers...
young Mr Smith had a good day lining for his beloved pollack...
and the sardine boats are contuing to find fish of an evening...
the big eight-leggers from warmer climes are also still showing no signs of taking themselves off the auction sheet...
good to see young Will bringing home the bass...
first landing for the Enterprise in her new colours...
under a full moon...
alongside the market...
work on the Govenek begins...
one of the port's immaculate punts...
Lowenna Mor being brought up on the Canner's slip for a hull paint up...
end of season pot cleaning session in full swing for the old haker...
mirror conditions this morning at first light...
under the RNLI building...
every inch of space has been utilised - if the massive extension to the harbour at Sandy Cove goes ahead there will be room for everyone and their gear.
