We grow oysters in two different ways, we have the wild spat fall from oysters in the river and we buy in oyster seed which is commercially grown oyster spat and comes in a variety of sizes.

At the Fishery, we are in the process of regenerating our native oyster stock, we have been in this process for the last 50 years.

Here at the Fishery we grow two types of oysters, rocks and natives or to give them their latin names - Crassostrea gigas and Ostrea edulis. 

We are delighted to announce that Native Oysters are back in season and ready to eat...

We think oysters are delicious and the more you learn about these little molluscs the more amazing they become...

Here at the Fishery we grow two types of oysters, Native and Rock or to give them their proper names Ostrea Edulis and Crassostrea Gigas...

Three years ago we invested in millions of tiny native oyster spat to regenerate our native oyster beds the oysters are doing well but it takes time and patience...

We open thousands of oysters every year so we thought he would be the best person to show you how to open an oyster at home, safely and successfully!

I think we need to get Graham an agent he is on the telly so much! We were on BBC 1 this morning, this time it was Oxford Street Revealed about 27 minutes in.

We have a long history of dredging for oysters at the fishery, we are fortunate to be in an area that celebrates oysters. Many of the boats that were used to dredge in times gone by are still around today.

What is it with A, AA and AAA and oysters? Well, it's the same as small, medium and large, but that still doesn't help you decide which ones to order if you are new to oysters or if you have them in restaurants all the time.