Let's Talk Canadian Lobsters
Let's face it; lobsters are delicious. Sweet, succulent and sustainable. Yes, that's right we did just say lobsters are sustainable.
The Temporary Lobster Room
It wasn't just the Oyster Room we lost in the fire but our water treatment plant which meant that our indoor lobster tanks and crab tanks had no water supply anymore.
The Oyster Village
We lost our Oyster Room in the fire last year, which was tricky as we are an oyster farm, so we have built a temporary oyster village.
Fire Update - A look inside the Fishery
We have been slow to update about the fire for no other reason than we have been flat out getting back up and running, but we thought it was time to see the Fishery.
Fire at the Fishery
Firstly we need to thank the incredible fire services that came to our rescue on Saturday evening, without their fast response, bravery and skill we would be about to tell a very different story.
Easter Orders
If you are looking to place an order for delivery for Easter then our last delivery day is Thursday 18th April so there's plenty of seafood you can enjoy on Good Friday and over the Easter weekend.
Valentines Poem Winner...
We held a small competition for our newsletter subscribers to win a valentines gift from us
Valentines Gift Guide
According to legend, Casanova enjoyed 50 oysters a day which led to oysters being declared the food of love...
Will you be my Lobster?
We've been wondering how lobsters have become a sign for love, with Valentine's Day cards depicting lobsters not roses.
Native oyster or rock oyster - what's the difference?
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.
The Romans, King Richard the Lionheart and Carrier Pigeons.
The Fishery has been here in the Pyefleet in some form or another since Roman times when Colchester was called Camulodunum and was the capital of Roman Britain and Boudica was causing trouble for the Romans.
