A London Fishmonger

The mutterings of an Ex-London Fishmonger, a qualified fishery scientist, a lover of cooking and eating seafood, ex fishery consultant, fish farmer, and angler - Guess its going to be fish all the way.

Monday, 18 January 2010

Nets and Fish - The old fashioned way

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In my recent past I was lucky enough to be part of a successful fisheries consultancy firm. We undertook the dirty work behind the scenes wh...
Wednesday, 13 January 2010

A New Year, Roes and Very Poor Shows

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Moving into the New Year is a testing time for us mongers. We have sub zero temperatures to endure (-7 lowest so far and we have no front do...
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Sunday, 20 December 2009

Fish, Wine, and a Jolly Good Time

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I have never blogged about dinning experiences in restaurants as a) not sure I have experienced enough good food to compare and b) many o...
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Saturday, 28 November 2009

Old Birds & Old Fish - Magical museum exibits

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Probably your first visit to London was to the Natural History museum. A magnificent building idealistic of the age it was built in with me...
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Friday, 27 November 2009

Tuna - The unconsidered alternative

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As the wave of opinion gets behind the recent campaign to save the blufin tuna are other key issues being blinkered by this rolling bandwago...
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Thursday, 26 November 2009

Zander - Coming to a canal, or dinner plate, near you

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The other day a customer told me about a fish. He was very pleased that he new about a species we didn’t sell and even spelt it’s name to...
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Tuesday, 24 November 2009

London's reliance upon the South West

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Ok, so we can’t get ANY fish at all as the winds keep blowing but when all is fine London and the South really does rely upon the South West...
Saturday, 21 November 2009

My old vocation - rescuing fish

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As many of you know I have a background in fish that stretches further than mongery. One of the most enjoyable parts of an old job was t...
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