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How Whelk Fishing Came To Whitstable
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How Whelk Fishing Came To Whitstable
Derrick West mending whelk pots. Courtesy West Family The restoration of a much loved family boat is a fond reminder of Whitstable’s whelking heritage by Christopher James Stone Floreat Derrick West checks his boat after the lift. Courtesy West Family Floreat being lifted into Whitstable Museum in 1997. Museum collection Floreat stands in the museum courtyard. She is a whelk boat, 22 foot long. Made by Anderson, Rigden and Perkins shipyard, Wh…
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