The Atlantic Dawn Group is one of Europe’s leading producers of frozen pelagic fish. The group is engaged in catching, processing and marketing of frozen pelagic fish products.
Here you see the fish boxed and ready to be loaded and transported.
Lough Foyle, Moville co. Donegal
25 June, 2019
Atlantic Dawn
Roshine Rd, Killybegs, Co. Donegal, Ireland
The Atlantic Dawn Group is one of Europe’s leading producers of frozen pelagic fish. The group is engaged in catching, processing and marketing of frozen pelagic fish products.
Here you see the fish boxed and ready to be loaded and transported.
The Atlantic Dawn Group is one of Europe’s leading producers of frozen pelagic fish. The group is engaged in catching, processing and marketing of frozen pelagic fish products.
Here you see the fish boxed and ready to be loaded and transported.
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Hi Bill.
ReplyDeleteIs being worked hard.
Greeting from Patricia.
Funny how one's mind works ... I just brought to mind The Dubliners' song " Shoals of Herring" - do you know it? Do you like The Dubliners?
ReplyDeleteGod bless.
No, I haven't heard that song before. I've heard of the Dubliners but haven't listened to their music. We have the Young Dubliners and they are pretty good. I will have to check out the Dubliners on YT.
DeleteThanks, Victor.
they must have a lot of fish caught locally to be processing that much.
ReplyDeleteExcelente trabalho, aproveito para desejar uma boa semana.
ReplyDeleteAndarilhar
Dedais de Francisco e Idalisa
O prazer dos livros
That is a lot of fish that is coming in and out.
ReplyDeleteI have never heard the term pelagic fish. Is it used to denote salt water fish as opposed to fresh water fish?
ReplyDeletePelagic fish live in the pelagic zone of ocean or lake waters – being neither close to the bottom nor near the shore – in contrast with demersal fish, which do live on or near the bottom.
DeleteThis looks like a huge operation. I assume that strict limits are on the amount of fish that can be taken.
ReplyDeleteHello, it does look like a huge operation, I guess they are doing well. Wishing you a happy day!
ReplyDelete...big fishy business.
ReplyDeleteI love learning something new each day Bill, I wasn't sure what pelagic fish were before, now I do 😉
ReplyDeleteI Agree With Perth
ReplyDeleteCheers
That's a lot of frozen fish! P.S. I had to look up pelagic fish so I also learned something new.
ReplyDeleteI looked up the type of fish which are pelagic. Interesting. Cod isn’t one of them.
ReplyDeleteRegardless, not for me.
ReplyDeleteI had to look up pelagic too! You taught us all something today, Bill! Thanks!
ReplyDeleteThat's a lot of fish.
ReplyDeleteBusy, busy, busy...waking up to the scents of the ocean~
ReplyDeleteFlash frozen is the best.
ReplyDeleteLooks like a successful/profitable business.
ReplyDeleteTons of fish! Lovely capture.
ReplyDeleteI was curious if anything came to the U.S. They go in a lot of other directions: West Africa, Russia, and the Far East. Interesting.
ReplyDeleteMy comments exactly like several others...that’s a LOT of fish and wonder where it is all sent...do you know, Bill.
ReplyDeleteAccording to their website, the largest concentration of buyers is located in West Africa, Russia and the Far East.
DeleteQuite a haul.
ReplyDeleteI too had to look up pelagic!
ReplyDeleteInteresting post and photograph.
All the best Jan