Fishermen of Looe & Downderry
 They say seagulls carry the souls of dead fishermen | ||||||||||||||
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 Tucker in the last commercial fishing boat, Orca, off Downderry Beach. |  Bill Hocking aboard Neptunes Pride |  an old fish market receipt |  Ella the first trawler of that name and licence |  Dicky Carlos fishing from Neptunes Pride II this image can be blipped for more content |  Rob Hocking holding a mackerel |  Natalie and Ella, the second version of Ella and sister boat alongside. |  Tucker on the beach at Downderry with his dog Patch |  Rob Hocking, January 2017 |  Rob bringing ashore a catch from 3rd January 2017 this image can be blipped for more content |  walks down the beach with his dog Patch this image can be blipped for more content |  Pots made by Dicky Carlos |  A crippled Lobster with only one claw, measures up big enough to keep. this image can be blipped for more content |  The one eyed statue of Nelson the bull seal overlooks the entrance to Looe harbour and the RNLI boathouse where the fisherman's choir often sing. this image can be blipped for more content |  Tucker hauling pots on board Orca off the beach at Downderry. this image can be blipped for more content |