Follow the crayfish
Crayfish emerging from the cold depth as the pots are ascending
Watch the crayfish pots being hauled
Join us on a working fishing trip and watch as crayfish pots are hauled from the seabed. From the deck, you’ll see how the gear is set, lifted, and checked—just as it has been done here for generations.The captain explains what to look for: depth, bottom conditions, and why certain waters hold more crayfish than others. This is not a hands-on activity, but a chance to observe real fishing at sea, up close and unhurried.
No rush. No shortcuts. Just real work on the water.
Leaving the harbor
We set off under current conditions, following routes shaped by weather, depth, and local knowledge.
Preparing the gear
Pots, lines, and bait are checked and handled the same way they are every working day.
Hauling the pots
The catch is brought up, measured, and sorted according to regulations. Simple, careful work.
Watch the crayfish being caught
Watch the cray fish rise from the depth in the traps and being carefully sorted by the captain.
FAQs
Questions about the fishing, what to bring, and how it all works.
Wear cloths according to the weather condition. The winds may be strong so make sure you have sufficent clothing.
Children can come, but they need to be old enough to handle the work. We recommend at least twelve years old. Younger kids can ride along and watch.
It depends on the day and the season. Some days are better than others. You might haul in a dozen or more, or fewer if the waters are quiet.
We will let you know exact time and place when the day is getting close
Plan for three to five hours from dock to dock. We leave early and return with the catch.
Still have questions?
Reach out and we'll answer what you need to know.
Book your cray fishing trip
The waters are waiting and the pots are ready to drop.
