The Weymouth Angling Society has held its annual crabbing competition.
The event took place on Sunday, August 30, and saw 101 enter the crabbing competition, including Weymouth Mayor David Harris.
The day, which was at the Weymouth Angling Society, was enjoyed by many residents and their children.
There were fears the weather would put a damper on the day, but the sun shone for the event.
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Those who took part were able to enjoy a free hot dog, and others were able to purchase a burger or hot dog from the barbecue.
The competition received a lot of support, with prizes donated from many people.
The table top sale was set up to the side of the club main entrance which attracted many passers-by.
Anniah Davies won the prize for catching the biggest crab, which measured 75mm across the back of the shell.
The smallest crab was caught by Dottie Sheen-Vetier and measured 11mm across the back.
Ruby Duffy caught a crab with a record-breaking 24 barnacles on it.
All crabs that were caught were returned safely to the harbour after the competition.
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