Ramsey Lifeboat was called into action on Tynwald Day this week to come to the aid of a boat that had suffered engine failure.
At 7:40pm on July 5, the team were dispatched to the seven-metre potting vessel approximately half a mile south-east of Port Mooar.
The craft - which had no anchor - was safely towed back to Ramsey harbour not long after.
Neither the crew or the two people on board the fishing boat were hurt during the incident.
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