The Lowestoft fish fayre is an annual event which pays tribute to the local fishing industry,
its a chance for locals and visitors alike to see how the fishing industry works, to look over
various ships and see demonstrations, and more importantly it raises money for various
fishing charities.

The Lowestoft beam trawler "St John".

A demonstration of fish filleting.

Plenty of stalls selling all kinds of fish and shellfish.

This stall sold some exotic species, which aren't caught around our shores.

Herring waiting to become bloaters.

Plenty of visitors looking around the various craft stalls.

Some of the boats on display include, in the front a fisheries protection vessel, behind that
is the Lowestoft lifeboat and behind her is a historic motor torpedo boat from world war 2.

After all the other jobs are done there's always the brass to polish.

Crowds of visitors enjoying a look around "HMS Middleton" a Hunt class mine
countermeasures ship.

Visitors leaving "HMS Middleton".