Exmouth

50.6170° N, 3.4239° W

About

EXMOUTH

Exmouth lies a dozen miles downstream from Exeter. There has always been a strong seafaring tradition in Exmouth, although its fishing industry has gradually declined over the years with much of the activity having shifted to Brixham.

Exmouth has also changed a great deal and has seen much renovation, and today is at the heart of a busy tourist region that is studded with restaurants and bars – all of which need the fresh fish and shellfish that the area’s fishermen and fish merchants provide.

HARBOUR Stats

CO-ORDINATES: 50.6170° N, 3.4239° W
LOCATION: Exmouth, Devon
, England
WORKING DOCK since 1890s
EXMOUTH FLEET consists of day boats
LANDING SHELLFISH – focusing on catching crab and lobster

GREENDALE SEAFOOD

fresh LOBSTER from the waters of the Devon coastline.

MODEST FLEET

A relatively modest fleet works from Exmouth today, as a group of day boats targeting mainly crabs and lobsters on fishing grounds within a few miles of the River Exe’s estuary and which tie up in Exmouth’s marina. These include Becci of Ladram, the smallest fishing vessel in the Waterdance fleet.

 

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CAREER IN FISHING

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SUSTAINABILITY

NATIONAL DELIVERY

FRESH SEAFOOD