Trawler Collection (page 14)

Discarded mackerel at Peniche, Portugal. This port is of major importance to the Portugese fishing industry
DAD-1962 Discarded mackerel at Peniche, Portugal This port is of major importance to the Portugese fishing industry. Here we see substantial quantities of mackerel just dumped on the quayside - since

Great White Pelican - In flight with Fishing Trawler on the Horizon Walvis Bay-Namibia-Africa
KAT-350 Great White Pelican - In flight with Fishing Trawler on the Horizon Walvis Bay - Namibia - Africa Pelecanus onocrotalus Karl Terblanche Please note that prints are for personal display

Fishing trawlers in the harbour, Phu Quoc Island, southwest Vietnam, Indochina, Southeast Asia, Asia

Fishing boats in Moskenes, Moskenesoy, Lofoten Islands, Nordland, Norway, Scandinavia, Europe

Fishing village of Hamnoy, Moskenesoya, Lofoten Islands, Norway, Scandinavia, Europe

Old trawler in Husavik harbour, Skjalfandi bay, North area, Iceland, Polar Regions

Trawlers in Grundarfjordur harbour, Snaefellsnes Peninsula, North West area, Iceland, Polar Regions

Red trawler in Eyjafjordur near Akureyri, North area, Iceland, Polar Regions

Small fishing boats and trawlers in Arnarstapi harbour, Snaefellsnes Peninsula, North West area, Iceland, Polar Regions

Bolungavik, North West Iceland

Fishing fleet, Den Helder, Holland, Europe

Australian Trawler
An Australian fishing trawler, full of freshly caught fish

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A resplendent fishing trawler and its dedicated crew set sail from Ilfracombe Harbour at dawn, their sights set on the bountiful waters of Scotland. As they navigate through the choppy waves, their journey takes them to the picturesque town of St. Ives in England, where boats line the waterfront like a vibrant painting come to life. Further along the coast, nestled in the little harbor at Coverack on Cornwall's Lizard Peninsula, another trawler awaits its next adventure. Meanwhile, tragedy strikes as the stern trawler Conqueror finds itself stranded on rocks at Mousehole in Cornwall. Traveling back in time to World War I, we witness an extraordinary encounter between The King Stephen fishing boat and Zeppelin L19. In a different part of the world altogether, herring gulls flock around a fishing trawler off the northern tip of Arctic - nature's companionship amidst man's pursuit for sustenance. Returning closer to home, we find ourselves at Bridlington harbour entrance where a sturdy trawler patiently waits for its return voyage. And out at sea lies Brixham fishing trawler Provident; her sails billowing against an endless horizon. In yet another WWI tale filled with bravery and sacrifice, U-14 meets its fate when rammed by British steam trawler Oceanic II - a testament to humanity's resilience even amidst conflict. Finally, our gaze falls upon a magnificent blue and white fishing trawler seen from its side view - an emblematic symbol of hard work and perseverance that defines this timeless industry. From Scotland to England's coasts and beyond; whether facing peril or reaping rewards; these glimpses into the world of trawlers remind us of both nature's beauty and mankind’s indomitable spirit on this ever-changing maritime stage.