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Aberdeen Seafood Hub

Aberdeen, Scotland's third-largest city, is a historic port on the northeast coast, strategically positioned for North Sea fishing. While its direct fishing fleet has diminished, it remains a vital hub for the wider Scottish seafood industry.

Aberdeen tide times today

• High water 02:00 (+1.6 m)
• Low water 07:59 (-1.4 m)
• High water 14:11 (+1.6 m)
• Low water 20:17 (-1.4 m)

UK time. Heights relative to mean sea level, not chart datum. Not for navigation.

Weather and sea conditions at Aberdeen

5°C, partly cloudy; wind W 8 knots (force 3), gusts 15 knots; pressure 1009 hPa, steady; visibility good (25 km); waves 0.4 m; sea temperature 11.6°C.

7-day sea forecast for Aberdeen

Day	Highest waves	Wind	Conditions
Wed 11 Nov	0.7 m	F4 W, gusts 24 kt	Moderate
Thu 12 Nov	1.3 m	F4 NW, gusts 31 kt	Moderate
Fri 13 Nov	1.2 m	F4 W, gusts 21 kt	Moderate
Sat 14 Nov	1.1 m	F4 SW, gusts 25 kt	Moderate
Sun 15 Nov	1 m	F3 N, gusts 15 kt	Moderate
Mon 16 Nov	0.7 m	F5 E, gusts 27 kt	Moderate
Tue 17 Nov	2.9 m	F6 SE, gusts 37 kt	Rough

History

Aberdeen boasts a rich maritime heritage, once a dominant force in the UK's whitefish and distant-water trawling fleets. Its bustling fish market and processing sector were central to Scotland's fishing economy for centuries, shaping the city's identity.

Key Species

Key species historically associated with Aberdeen include cod, haddock, saithe, and monkfish, with shellfish like crabs and lobsters also featuring in local landings and processing.

Trade Role

Today, Aberdeen plays a crucial role in seafood processing, logistics, and distribution. It serves as a significant centre for seafood wholesalers, exporters, and cold storage, supporting the broader Scottish seafood supply chain.

Seafood Businesses near Aberdeen

Species at Aberdeen

🐟 Cod · 🐟 Haddock · 🐟 Monkfish

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