Reel History of Britain - Season 1 Episode 9 The Glory Days of Fishing
Today we're pulling up in Great Yarmouth, once home to the world's largest herring fleet, to look back to the 1920s and the heyday of British fishing. We'll speak to Fred Normandale, whose family have been fishing since the early eighteenth century, and Ronnie King who first went to sea in a steam drifter in 1937. Maritime historian and writer Mike Smylie will tell us about the heyday of herrings before the fish finger got us hooked. And fishing lassie descendant, Irene Watt provides an unexpected musical treat with a sea shanty about the work of her ancestors.
First Air Date: Sep 05, 2011
Last Air date: Sep 30, 2011
Season: 1 Season
Episode: 18 Episode
Runtime: 26 minutes
IMDb: 6.00/10 by 1.00 users
Popularity: 4.3785
Language: English
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Season
Season 1
Episode
Britain's Wartime Evacuees
Britain's First Teenagers
Soldier, Soldier
Britain's Black Diamonds
The Roaring Twenties
Britain's Home Guard
Britain's National Disgrace
Britain On the Move
The Glory Days of Fishing
The Birth of the NHS
Steel Ships and Iron Men
A Right Royal Knees Up
Britain's Green and Pleasant Land
Long to Reign Over Us
Streets in the Sky
The End of the Line
Dawn of a New Era
Beside the Seaside
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