Cornwall cornish crab

Cornish fishermen have for hundreds of years worked some of the richest fishing grounds in the world. When you have a good bag of fish, it appears. I don't think there is a better feeling in the world. You know, it's one way. of life passed down from generation to generation I'll be the youngest in the fleet not a bad start to our visit Bobby starts the day anyway we overdid it now a radical change is coming the biggest the industry has seen in 50 years fishing is acid proof that brexit takes back control of our waters a bully for the future calls for a vote to remain or what to get everyone beautiful what life is really like living and working in the wild west of britain one thing a young man moves these days he needs to study the money that comes in and fishing does not guarantee that and what the future holds for this life of fishing bigger the boat full Bulls afternoon I have a gamma mood today yes, when the weather is good and there is a little fish coming the railway there is no better job it is not a job in the world this is BBC beautiful now here is the shipping forecast issued by the Met Office as well as the Maritime and Coastguard Agency the area forecast for the next 24 hours Portland Plymouth North Biscayne heading south for five out of three six six out of seven gray portrait of Maitland later it's autumn in Carmel when the storms move in, size really matters Newland is home to the largest ships in the Corniche fleet, ships that They can sail in any weather, giant nets and trawlers up to a hundred feet long, these boats can fish hundreds of miles from shore and stay at sea for over a week at a time, you can pack, be it my name It's Vitaly, I work here because I'm a fisherman.

I like this job, it's difficult but it's interesting. While some parts of our fishing industry have found themselves at odds with our European neighbors, others have come to depend on them. Nealon with fewer local young men wanted to be fishermen, the industry has turned to foreign crews to fill the gap. She is somewhat private. Liliane Scrubbers. They are now manned almost entirely by Latvians. I live in both. I work on both. Our boat is my second home. I was talking to the university after school, but then I think I need to go work somewhere and my friends say I need to work with

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s, so now I am. here I have too many stories about fishing, fishing, so I need to check what it is like when the weather is bad, go to the sea and it will be like this and you can't even work, you can't even sleep, you can't stand it.

In one place, so it's a bit funny, Cornwall's largest

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fleet is owned by an ambitious local family business that catches, processes and sells its own seafood on a scale unrivaled in the south west of the professor, sometimes a little language barriers, you were an aunt for a long time. but no, no, I know that our company depends on the free movement of people. No one is saying there is too much immigration in this country, but I don't see many people lining up to get a key to a workplace without Eastern European workers coming. crabbing is going to pick up the sticks and now the shipping forecast issued by the Met Office on behalf of the Maritime and Coastguard Agency doubles 1:5 there are gale warnings in Viking South simmering forty Cromarty fourth time fishing with dogs in barely Two hours left, a stone is placed on the pier and then heads to Saluja.

Skipper Ban Rice heads to sea on the newest ship in the family's fleet, the Nimrod. Oh, I just stopped there. I'm surprised, yeah, well, now they steamed us before, guys. some ropes and everything is quite cool in the morning custom forty among the dice a sleigh also scold was a ban on bitter and unpleasant winds and its crew of three Latvians and two English heads about 70 miles southwest. I'll start dying anyway in just At less than 15 meters long, the Nimrod is almost twice the size of the coastal crab policy. With a bigger plate like this, a little more pieces, you can cover more ground, you can work to get the best shot that you obviously can't reach and it can't just work. further away, but due to bad weather, most of the smaller crabbers are now tied up waiting for the weather to improve, this is our time, Christmas, but whoever is not so good and everyone is clamoring for crab and the signs, hello friends, a little funny at the moment. of the year Lee the dog walks through the woods through the southern light this time you know we're not likely to take a day off and we can go up the kids can win free food could for that day well could they sit on the parvis pence want stop crying easily die Ben and his team work about 1,500 loads of garbage hauling chains of 70 at a time for the next 48 hours they will work 24 hours a day the winds of change are blowing around the corner they only sell immediately yes and then we'll do one up one down one up one down the Nimrod is unloading three tons of branded crab.

Now it is time for this Latvian crab to be processed by Lithuanian collectors. Gerda is one of 19 Lithuanian women working here. You can win four weeks here. It's really, really good money. It's a tough spot so you have to pay the right money to go cook it's worthless this is not a cheap neighborhood as you see there are a lot of salaries in our majority of these girls. Well, you've been working here for three years, but, like me, you're a national. what would be classed as low skilled work the future here post brexit is uncertain they gamble and we can't do anything about it now Gerda and her fellow harvesters are among the estimated 10,000 EU workers in the Kingdom's fish processing industry United if we find that we cannot employ European labor in the UK as we do now, then our ships and a persistent company will move to France.

We have exactly the same fishing opportunities with fish in exactly the same areas. We will simply move our entire company to where Cornwall is located. at a maritime crossroads, the meeting point of two ocean currents that bring species from cold and warm waters for generations. Cornish people have harvested some of the richest waters in the world.