Bait

Martin (Edward Rowe) is a gruff fisherman selling mackerel in the local pub. As the holiday season rolls in, Martin becomes increasingly disgruntled by the arrival of visiting tourists from London and the home-counties -- posh sophisticates who drink prosecco and turn their noses up at his appearance. Their flagrant displays of wealth and privilege seem at odds with the local, disillusioned youth and Martin's dream to eventually squirrel away enough ten pound notes to buy his own fishing boat.