Bait

Martin Ward, a skilled cove fisherman, faces an unexpected challenge when his brother Steven repurposes their late father's boat into a tourist vessel, leaving Martin without work. This rift between brothers further escalates as their childhood home transforms into a retreat for affluent Londoners, forcing Martin to seek refuge in the estate above the picturesque harbor. His ongoing battle with both tourists and locals becomes more complicated when a deeply personal tragedy shatters the Ward family's world. As tensions rise and relationships falter, Martin must navigate this changing landscape while grappling with his own sense of identity and the weight of tradition. This poignant tale delves into themes of familial bonds, societal change, and the struggle to maintain one's roots in a rapidly modernizing world.