Mumbai Daily

Brave duo fishing in shallow waters off the Bandra coast. From my archives.

Fishermen in the boats winding up for the day after having offloaded their catch at the Sassoon docks.

Thou shalt not covet thy neighbour's fish :) Is a fish in hand worth ten in the net? Scene at the Sassoon Docks.

The journey of the fish by boat ends at Sassoon docks.

The largest fish market of Mumbai at Sassoon docks.

Activity on the fishing boat once the deals are made at Sassoon docks.

Fish bought and sold on the edge of Sassoon Docks.

Transfer of the catch from the boat to crate.

As the fishing boat docks in at the Sassoon docks, the traders throng to bid and get the best deals. The dock is narrow, hence there is ...

Everybody on the Worli pier is so focussed on something that must be real attention grabbing in the fishing boat.

Possibly playing some game devised by the child in Worli fishermen's village.

Sitting on the benches facing the sea in Worli, reminiscing about their lives at sea...

A basket of fish handed ashore at Sassoon docks.

Fish dealers on the Sassoon docks. To view classic monochromes from around the world please click  here

The catch brought in by one boat at Worli jetty.

Having dumped their catch ashore they are off to park their boat off the Worli jetty.

So much happening in such a small area on board the fishing boat at Sassoon docks.

Wonder what the fishermen at Worli koliwada have netted this morning. To view classic monochromes from around the world please click  ...

Moment of solitude once the deal is done. On the fishing boat at Sassoon Docks.

As the leftovers are thrown overboard by the fishermen the seagulls attack to finish it off at the Sassoon Docks.