Starwberrymarketing.com take a break canoeing out of Newlyn
BritaniaV on her way to take ice, most of the netters are away this morning.
Seems the quay has been suffering lately!
Two strong eddies appear in the harbour gaps as the tide drops.
Back in tier before 9am with a shot of whiting to pick out of the net.
Trevessa IV goes through the gear before sailing.
A rare sight this year - almost all the beamer fleet at sea! Thanks to the weather this has been the worst winter for weather in years, it's good to see the boats away at last.
A handful of sprats were mixed in with the whiting, almost enough for a feed.
The view from Penzance back towards Newlyn through spray on the promenade.
Emelia M Emiel moves away from the crowded fishmarket
The Trevessa IV leaves for her berth.
The Intuition moves away from the market after putting her day's shellfish ashore.
Brixham beamer, Angel Emiel has just finished landing to a waiting lorry - those fish won't be sitting on Newlyn's auction floor on Tuesday morning.
Along the promenade, yet another Sou'Easterly gale heaves spray across the road and passing traffic.
Previous visitor, WD39 Bridget Carmel is in port under grey skies and clouds flying across the mast head - no let-up this weekend in the weather it seems!
No sign of any waitng fish lorries in front of the iceworks either.
Padstow netter, Charisma lands a single Porbeagle amongst a good shot of hake and big roundfish.
Owner of the Ajax and CarolH, Barney Thomas makes a run for the ladder as a heavy shower hits the harbour.
A rare sight - some winter mackerel - worth their weight in gold today!
Crabber Dom Bosco taking bait ahead of landing netters Berlewen, Ajax and Charisma.
