Ring netting is a method of fishing for mid-water shoaling fish species. It is used in Cornwall to target shoals of sardines, and occasionally anchovies and herring. Ring nets work in a similar way to the much larger purse seine nets. An encircling net is shot around a shoal of fish, and a rope beneath the net then pulls it together encircling the shoal.
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Our buyers are at the markets at sunrise. Our drivers are on the road through the night. All to bring you the finest, freshest fish as fast as we can.
The Atlantic supplies wild fish all year round, so we choose the best of what’s in season. Beautiful Lemon Sole and Brill in the summer. Exceptional Cuttlefish or Wild Bass in winter.
We want our children’s children to enjoy the ample stocks of seafood we have now. So we buy from day boats run by responsible fishermen.
“Flying Fish supply The Waterside Inn with the best fish off the Cornish Coast. Fresh, sustainable and seasonal produce delivered in the most ethical way possible”
