The logo on the bow of "San Tongariro"	The handsome-looking "Santa Rosa"
"San Tongariro"	"Santa Rosa"'s sorting area
Looking towards the wheelhouse access on "San Tongariro"	"Santa Rosa"'s stern, including fishing buoys and fish boxes
"San Tongariro"'s gangplank and stern trawling mechanisms	"Jay Patricia", with "Debbie Jane" and "Tika" beyond
The stern and loading ramp of "San Tongariro"	"Ichi" - note how low she is compared to wharf level ...
An arty shot of "Ana" heading out to sea at the Viaduct, as seen through the trawling arms of another trawler	A low spring tide at Onehunga - there's about half a metre of water beneath "Jay Patricia", "Debbie Jane" and "Tika"
The loading ramp as seen at high tide ...	... and at low tide. There sure ain't much water under there!
"Debbie Jane"	"Okarito"
"Rose Croix"	"Rose Croix", stern view
"Wendy J"	Stern view of "Wendy J", with "Mudina" and "San Rakaia" beyond
"San Rakaia"'s catching zone	"Mudina", dwarfed by "San Rakaia" aft
Quite an impressive-looking vessel alongside the wharf	"San Rakaia" - note the painted bow logo
Four into one don't go! "Exocet", "Kataraina" and "Una-Rae" berthed	outside the soon-to-depart "Tika" with the wharf full of trawlers
"Giorgina"	"Natalie J"
"Calypso" with stabilising arm extended	"Harvester"
"Remus" - bow view ...	... and at the business end of the operation!
"Strike Force", stern view ...	... and the eye-catching bow - lines are more akin to a power boat!
"Nella" alongside one of the cross-berths at the wharf's end	"Okarito" heads a cast of thousands alongside Onehunga Wharf
"Marewa"	"Unity"
"Koru II"	Discharge under way on Moana Pacific's "William Rose"
"Happy VI"	Onehunga Wharf, as viewed from the walkway under Mangere Bridge
"Aleatha T", with stabilising arm extended	Stern view of "Aleatha T"
"Quo Vadis"	"Jay Patricia"
"Lady Ruth"	"Frances"
"Corinthian"	A stern view of "San Hikurangi"
"San Hikurangi"	"San Hikurangi"'s old name and number - "Gashovdi", KG318
A rare view of "Marewa" alongside the main berthing area	"Barbara J"
"San Rakaia" alongside with "San Hikurangi" and "Anatoki" abaft	"San Rakaia" sets off on another voyage