Too many fishermen are losing their lives at sea. As the UK’s most dangerous profession, commercial fishing has accounted for 87 deaths in the past 10 years. One way to mitigate the dangers faced is to wear a lifejacket at sea. However, just 25% of our 12,000 fishermen make this decision.
In 2014, campaigns have reignited the importance of fishermen wearing lifejackets. This TV documentary explores the traditions, stories and resolutions behind this tricky relationship in the South West of England.
Made with the assistance of:
The RNLI
Sea Fish Industry Authority
The MCA
Fishermen's Mission
The MAIB
The Producer would like to thank the following, without whom the film would not have been possible:
Ned Bailey, Fisherman, Mylor
Nigel Blazenby, MAIB Plymouth
Keith Dickson, Fishermen's Mission, Newlyn
Rt Hon. George Eustace, MP, UK Fisheries Minister
Monty Halls, TV Presenter and Explorer
Frankie Horne, RNLI Fishing Safety Manager
Nigel Legge, Fisherman, Cadgwith
Rt Hon. Sheryll Murray, MP, South East Cornwall
Barry Mundy, Fisherman, Mullion
David Warwick, Fisherman, Mevagissey
Executive Producer: Grace Pascoe
©Grace Pascoe 2014
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14 авг 2014
