Cut price fish

Now then chaps,

I have a one day fish round in Nottinghamshire. Sometimes I have fish left at the end of the day. As it's Fresh Fish, I like to sell it on locally for pretty much cost price.

By ordering a bit more than I probably need, it means my last customers still have a decent choice of fish. I only sell fresh fish, it's top stuff.

I have a list of people I text, always on a Thursday. If anyone wants to buy cod, haddock, salmon, mackerel, sea bass etc then pm me your number if you are local to GY / Clee. Cheaper than supermarkets and a hell of a lot better.

PM me your mobile number if interested.


More info on my website: http://www.jasonsfreshgrimsbyfish.co.uk

BTW Jason, thanks for the info re fish merchants in Riby Street. Returned north after the Grimsby Borough game with 1 stone of haddock - only 12 fillets, so all 1lb plus; 1/2 stone of naturally oak smoked haddock, same size; and ditto with Hake fillets, but these were all 2lb plus! F***ing brilliant.

Did my good lady and myself tonight Cullen Skink, which is about as near as you can get to a foodie orgasm. Did enough to have tomorrow night as well.

Ironic isn't it? Majority of fish landed in Grimsby travels down overnight from Peterhead and Aberdeen, and I probably passed some of them heading north on Thursday! Can't wait for the next trip down in September.....

Bloody hell John your car must've stank!

Wish I lived in town just for this, been ages since I had a bit of fresh fish.

Pleased you got sorted Jock!

Quoted from upthestripes

Bloody hell John your car must've stank!

Wish I lived in town just for this, been ages since I had a bit of fresh fish.

I took a veritable army of large cool boxes doon with me. Wasn't going to have that lot anywhere in the car open to the elements!

Quoted from jock dock tower

BTW Jason, thanks for the info re fish merchants in Riby Street. Returned north after the Grimsby Borough game with 1 stone of haddock - only 12 fillets, so all 1lb plus; 1/2 stone of naturally oak smoked haddock, same size; and ditto with Hake fillets, but these were all 2lb plus! F***ing brilliant.

Did my good lady and myself tonight Cullen Skink, which is about as near as you can get to a foodie orgasm. Did enough to have tomorrow night as well.

Ironic isn't it? Majority of fish landed in Grimsby travels down overnight from Peterhead and Aberdeen, and I probably passed some of them heading north on Thursday! Can't wait for the next trip down in September.....

No it doesnt,very little comes from any Scottish ports, thier fleets have also been savaged by decommisioning as in Grimsby.
There have been little or no fishing from Aberdeen since the early 1980's it is predomanently oil related vessels.
Aberdeen is owned by ABP and was subject to restrictive working practices,wereas only redgistered dock workers were allowed to discharge the vessels as in Grimsby were 'lumpers'were only allowed by law to discharge catches.
As a result almost all Aberdeen vessels left for Peterhead and Fraserborough,which are not ABP ports and allow crew to discharge thier own catches.
90% of Grimsbys fish comes from Iceland and to a lesser extent Faroe and is landed in Immingham by fast reefer vessels,then by road to Grimsby.
We send fish Peterhead all small Haddocks and Whiting go to Peterhead as they have a better market for small stuff

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No it doesnt,very little comes from any Scottish ports, thier fleets have also been savaged by decommisioning as in Grimsby.
There have been little or no fishing from Aberdeen since the early 1980's it is predomanently oil related vessels.
Aberdeen is owned by ABP and was subject to restrictive working practices,wereas only redgistered dock workers were allowed to discharge the vessels as in Grimsby were 'lumpers'were only allowed by law to discharge catches.
As a result almost all Aberdeen vessels left for Peterhead and Fraserborough,which are not ABP ports and allow crew to discharge thier own catches.
90% of Grimsbys fish comes from Iceland and to a lesser extent Faroe and is landed in Immingham by fast reefer vessels,then by road to Grimsby.
We send fish Peterhead all small Haddocks and Whiting go to Peterhead as they have a better market for small stuff

I stand corrected, thankyou. Can't you keep those poxy wee haddocks?

Quoted from DoggerBank

No it doesnt,very little comes from any Scottish ports, thier fleets have also been savaged by decommisioning as in Grimsby.
There have been little or no fishing from Aberdeen since the early 1980's it is predomanently oil related vessels.
Aberdeen is owned by ABP and was subject to restrictive working practices,wereas only redgistered dock workers were allowed to discharge the vessels as in Grimsby were 'lumpers'were only allowed by law to discharge catches.
As a result almost all Aberdeen vessels left for Peterhead and Fraserborough,which are not ABP ports and allow crew to discharge thier own catches.
90% of Grimsbys fish comes from Iceland and to a lesser extent Faroe and is landed in Immingham by fast reefer vessels,then by road to Grimsby.
We send fish Peterhead all small Haddocks and Whiting go to Peterhead as they have a better market for small stuff

Thanks for that. I too was under the impression that our fish came overland from N.E. Scotland

Some of the fish found in the sea here goes to liecester

Quoted from aaron rattray

Some of the fish found in the sea here goes to liecester

I also heard it goes to leicester.

The fish from Gy ends up in a lot of places. I had fresh haddock in London!!!

I work with a few Yorkies and today one of them remarked "us Yorkies look out for eachother unlike you codheads" to which I replied "actually, we eat the much classier haddock"

how long have you had a fish round and as for Fresh Fish in Grimsby its all at least a week old so personally i stick to some quality frozen at sea

Quoted from north wall

how long have you had a fish round and as for Fresh Fish in Grimsby its all at least a week old so personally i stick to some quality frozen at sea

18 months, my fish is the dogs balderdash.

Quoted from north wall

how long have you had a fish round and as for Fresh Fish in Grimsby its all at least a week old so personally i stick to some quality frozen at sea

18 months, my fish is the dogs balderdash. I've a huge customer base that agrees with me.

Quoted from 75

18 months, my fish is the dogs balderdash. I've a huge customer base that agrees with me.

Is he 32 stone?

Quoted from jock dock tower

Is he 32 stone?

Got rid of that one. He used to greet me at his door shirtless - it made me sick and wasn't worth a couple of kippers.