Fishermen's Stories
Fishing is one of the world’s most dangerous peacetime careers. Find out more about our fishermen, braving the waves to bring home the seafood we enjoy in the UK.
From father to son: supporting a fisherman through loss, hardship and recovery
John spent his early life fishing alongside his father on a small creel boat off the west coast of Scotland.
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Contrasting Care
Life at sea can be unpredictable, and the challenges don’t always end when fishermen return to shore. Recently, the Fishermen’s Mission was able to support Sean, a young fisherman from...
When Sid Met Sally – Sally Taylor
He once battled hostile seas to bring home the catch. Today he faces a different adversary. Fishermen’s Mission Area Officer in Hull, Sally Taylor, tells us of an hour spent...
More Than Just a Jumper
Gansey – a traditional hand-knitted jumper dated back to approximately the 19th century. Flexible as a jacket but strong enough against the sea. While bright yellow waterproofs are familiar today,...
A Fisherman’s Home is His Castle
Life at sea can be incredibly difficult and unfortunately for some, the hard times continue on land. With the help of a loving community we were able to give a...
Let their memory help others
Help the memory of your loved one live on through a gift to support fishermen across the UK