The world could use a lot more like Martin for sure. The fishing industy in general have always been rocky and most smaller fishermen never get paid what their catch is worth. Been there, done that. Good luck and safe travels.
Fascinating - thank you. As a one time regular visitor to Cadgwith (17 consecutive years with my late wife) I always looked forward to Martin's 'South Australia' on a Friday night!
Looking at this I understand that this is not something you just read some books about and go and do, these boys are highly skilled professionals. One prop in the back, tide, wind, underwater topology, and things changing while you are working. Impressed. Seriously impressed.
Best of luck Martin you should take up comedy you remind me of my late and closest friend Jethro you share a lot of mannerisms if you don't mind me saying I hope your new venture really takes off regards Ken Wright.
It’s unreal how much I, willing this guy on, if I lived in his area,I wuda been on that boat helping him at every opportunity,he’s a good man,and I have my fingers crossed for him that theyres an upturn in his fortune
Save your breath, praying never helped anyone. Your god either doesn’t care about the young lad or is impotent, in which case why bother with your imaginary nonsense.
Thanks for your comment its appreciated Its sad to think that what Nutty revived is now a multi million thriving industry, and in the process he lost everything.
Martin was certainly a tryer, no one can take that away from him, always jovial and a big grin on his face. I used to see him at newlyn when I worked nights.
Mike Evis lived in newlan holaday cottiige and Jonny sicola home some coke was healed up and it sparked the fishing war with Spain no comment old history as for Stevenson fish market his son was a nure in Bristol and dear Martin propped job smugglers in the sordfish great pub cheers 🦎 love I miss Cornwall but no bugger can afford too live there 😂
A. Really lovely guy and family ,but unfortunately he has no business acumen what so ever ,with no for thought or planning involved . The disaster with the pilchards tells you that .He ought to sell the lot and change tack that game is run by the big guys now unfortunately .
Completely enjoyed ever second thank you for sharing...
So glad you enjoyed I am sure you will also enjoy part 3
@@jedtrewin7083 I enjoyed all 3 episodes thank you again
The world could use a lot more like Martin for sure. The fishing industy in general have always been rocky and most smaller fishermen never get paid what their catch is worth. Been there, done that. Good luck and safe travels.
for me it was 1 great year 1 good year and 3 poor years
Its not how hard you get knocked down but about how you pick yourself up. Good luck Martin and Sally. Wonderful family!!!!
I relate to Martin so much it’s unbelievable.
Fascinating - thank you. As a one time regular visitor to Cadgwith (17 consecutive years with my late wife) I always looked forward to Martin's 'South Australia' on a Friday night!
Thanks for your comments Hugh.
It's lovely to think you have such nice memories of my beautiful county or what I prefer to call my Country.
Martin you have shown me that amazing side of human endeavour which is so often ignored I wish you a positive and fruitful future
What a man. What a woman. God Bless and Godspeed.
Looking at this I understand that this is not something you just read some books about and go and do, these boys are highly skilled professionals. One prop in the back, tide, wind, underwater topology, and things changing while you are working. Impressed. Seriously impressed.
He deserves a medal so many bad times but he is always upbeat
Best of luck Martin you should take up comedy you remind me of my late and closest friend Jethro you share a lot of mannerisms if you don't mind me saying I hope your new venture really takes off regards Ken Wright.
It’s unreal how much I, willing this guy on, if I lived in his area,I wuda been on that boat helping him at every opportunity,he’s a good man,and I have my fingers crossed for him that theyres an upturn in his fortune
Thanks bud for your comments, if you view part 3 it will answer your question
Best wishes Jed
I just got to the bit where he hears about his crewmates son and had to stop and pray for the little fella. God bless him and everyone.
Save your breath, praying never helped anyone. Your god either doesn’t care about the young lad or is impotent, in which case why bother with your imaginary nonsense.
Rooting for you buddy! May you have full nets and huge prices and all the luck in the world! You're an inspiration! 👍
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Heartbreaking and uplifting at the same time.
Thanks for your comment its appreciated
Its sad to think that what Nutty revived is now a multi million thriving industry, and in the process he lost everything.
@@jedtrewin7083 my parents both from Newlyn. My heart is there always. He met the hardship with humor and resolve. I'd venture to say he is a hero.
Martin was certainly a tryer, no one can take that away from him, always jovial and a big grin on his face.
I used to see him at newlyn when I worked nights.
should of sold this film to mainstream TV its TV gold
Thanks Stephen so many people have said similar it would have been nice to have got it out there.
I'm loving these. Is Martin still with us?
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Mike Evis lived in newlan holaday cottiige and Jonny sicola home some coke was healed up and it sparked the fishing war with Spain no comment old history as for Stevenson fish market his son was a nure in Bristol and dear Martin propped job smugglers in the sordfish great pub cheers 🦎 love I miss Cornwall but no bugger can afford too live there 😂
10 outta 10 for putting a square peg in a round hole, what challenges to overcome and never a winge or moan
❤😮
Sell your paintings...Beautiful
A. Really lovely guy and family ,but unfortunately he has no business acumen what so ever ,with no for thought or planning involved . The disaster with the pilchards tells you that .He ought to sell the lot and change tack that game is run by the big guys now unfortunately .
Well well, what a gem of a film. Best wishes to everyone, I wonder how things turned out?
Thanks for your comments. I am seriously considering doing an update due to so many people asking.