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Eyemouth Seafood Hub

Eyemouth, nestled on Scotland's Berwickshire coast, is a vibrant and historic fishing port. Its natural harbour provides a safe haven for a diverse fleet, supporting a close-knit community deeply rooted in maritime traditions.

Eyemouth tide times today

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

Weather and sea conditions at Eyemouth

5°C, overcast; wind W 8 knots (force 3), gusts 13 knots; pressure 1009 hPa, steady; visibility good (24 km); waves 0.4 m; sea temperature 11.4°C.

7-day sea forecast for Eyemouth

DayHighest wavesWindConditions
Wed 11 Nov0.8 mF5 NW, gusts 35 ktRough
Thu 12 Nov1.6 mF5 NW, gusts 33 ktRough
Fri 13 Nov1.4 mF4 W, gusts 20 ktModerate
Sat 14 Nov0.7 mF4 SW, gusts 20 ktModerate
Sun 15 Nov0.8 mF3 SW, gusts 14 ktModerate
Mon 16 Nov1 mF4 E, gusts 24 ktModerate
Tue 17 Nov1.5 mF5 SE, gusts 33 ktRough

History

With a fishing heritage stretching back centuries, Eyemouth has long been a significant contributor to Scotland's seafood industry. The disaster of 14 October 1881 claimed 189 fishermen, 129 of them from Eyemouth, and remains a poignant reminder of the sea's power and the community's resilience.

Key Species

The port is renowned for landings of high-quality Nephrops (langoustine), crabs, lobsters, and whitefish such as cod and haddock.

Trade Role

Eyemouth serves as a crucial hub for the landing, processing, and distribution of seafood. Its active fish market facilitates trade, supplying both domestic and international markets with premium Scottish catches.

Seafood Businesses near Eyemouth

D R Collin Fish

Scottish Borders, Scottish Borders, UK

Eyemouth Marine

Eyemouth, Scottish Borders, UK

D. R. Collin & Son Ltd

Eyemouth, Berwickshire, UK

Sea Harvest Scotland Ltd

Eyemouth, Scotland, UK

James Thomson

Eyemouth, UK

Species at Eyemouth

🐟 Cod · 🐟 Haddock · 🦞 Langoustine

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