Fishermen aboard the Newlyn beam trawler 'Aaltje Adriaantje'.

Sorting the catch on PZ 198, the 'Aaltje Adriaantje', off the south west coast of Britain.

Due to the Gulf Stream supplying warmer water around the Cornish coastline, Newlyn fishermen can catch more than 30 different species of fish.

Newlyn harbour lands around £19 million worth of fish each year, making it one of the country's largest fishing ports in terms of fish sold and a major centre for distribution of high value fish and shellfish to the Continent.