VIDEOS

The dolphins were out and about when the Lynsey B headed out before dawn, so Barry and Jeff were on the look out to see if they could capture them on camera.

Another week without being able to put to sea, so Barry talks about the way he predicts the things that has a direct effect on his ability to go to work - the weather and the tides.

After three weeks stuck in harbour thanks to the weather and the tides, the Lynsey B finally gets back to sea, but with more bad weather due to hit Scotland later in the week this is a small weather window.

In this week's Vlog on OMAHB, Barry gets taken back to the past, when the Lynsey B is on the Crab!

With Storm Babet about to hit Dunbar, Barry takes the difficult decision to pull all his creels out of the sea and back to the safety of the harbour.

In this week's Vlog Barry heads to into the North Sea to shoot his second fleet of wooden creels and then heads to the rocky shallows beneath The Battery to haul a fleet of steel creels.

The Mackerel are back which means free bait for the creels. Barry heads out before dawn to catch some mackerel before pulling the four sets of wooden creels in the Norwegic sector and shooting them inshore.

Storm Babet battered the East Coast of Scotland and North East England and everyone had to batten down the hatches to weather the storm.

In the last video Barry said that he would be pulling the Lynsey B out of the water for the winter due to the storms that are battering Scotland and the rest of the UK.

Merry Christmas to all our viewers

After all the recent bad weather and with winter upon us, Barry took the decision to lift the Lynsey B out of the water to carry out some much needed TLC after 18 months of hard fishing.

The first in a new series where Barry will give you a Step by Step guide to building a creel.