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Berwick Seafood Hub

Berwick-upon-Tweed, strategically positioned on the Anglo-Scottish border, is a historic port town with a long-standing connection to the North Sea fishing industry. While not a large-scale landing port today, it maintains a vibrant, community-focused fishing fleet operating from its harbour on the River Tweed.

Berwick tide times today

• High water 03:17 (+2.0 m)
• Low water 09:24 (-1.7 m)
• High water 15:30 (+2.0 m)
• Low water 21:42 (-1.9 m)

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

Weather and sea conditions at Berwick

2°C, overcast; wind W 7 knots (force 3), gusts 12 knots; pressure 1010 hPa, steady; visibility good (15 km); waves 0.6 m; sea temperature 11.1°C.

7-day sea forecast for Berwick

Day	Highest waves	Wind	Conditions
Wed 11 Nov	1.1 m	F3 W, gusts 12 kt	Moderate
Thu 12 Nov	2.3 m	F4 NW, gusts 26 kt	Rough
Fri 13 Nov	2 m	F4 W, gusts 24 kt	Rough
Sat 14 Nov	0.9 m	F5 SW, gusts 26 kt	Moderate
Sun 15 Nov	1 m	F3 S, gusts 14 kt	Moderate
Mon 16 Nov	1.4 m	F6 S, gusts 39 kt	Rough
Tue 17 Nov	2.1 m	F6 SE, gusts 41 kt	Rough

History

Berwick's fishing heritage dates back centuries, with salmon fishing on the Tweed being particularly renowned and historically significant. The town was once a major centre for the Tweed salmon trade, contributing substantially to the region's economy and seafood identity.

Key Species

Key species landed and processed in the Berwick area primarily include crab, lobster, and some whitefish species, reflecting the inshore nature of its current fleet.

Trade Role

Berwick plays a role in the regional seafood supply chain through local processors and merchants handling shellfish. Its catches often supply local markets and restaurants, with some distributed further afield within the UK.

Seafood Businesses near Berwick

Species at Berwick

🦞 Lobster · 🦀 Crab

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