A 21-year-old woman is hoping to inspire more women to take up fishing after she was named trainee fisherman of the year.
Brooke Lamond, from Glasnakille in South Skye, started going out on fishing boats with her dad when she was just eight-years-old.
She lost interest when she went into secondary school, but decided to give it another go in November when a family friend offered her a job on a boat catching shellfish.
Brooke said she still called herself a "fisherman", adding: "I feel like that's the name of the job role."
She told BBC Radio's Good Morning Scotland programme: "I wouldn't want that to change just because I'm a woman, it's almost emphasising the point that it's a woman doing it.
"I would definitely say 'fisherman' is my title."
And despite doubters saying she wouldn't manage the role in a male-dominated industry, she came top in the category for the Fishing News Awards.
