Inspired by Hull Fish Trail, Withernsea school pupils created a fish trail for their own home town. Each location has a link to the town's fishing industry or fishing along the Holderness Coast, with the markers resembling fish found in the area. The trail starts and ends at an impressive crab sculpture by sculptor Emma Stothard.
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