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Fishing Boat Photo Catalogue A. DENHOLM WILDFELL ENGLISHTONMUIR BUNCHREW INVERNESS IV3 8RQ SCOTLAND Email : [email protected] FISHING BOAT PHOTO CATALOGUE Cover photo : D0001817 BF103 Gratitude at Macduff, May 2016 All colour photos have a reference number starting with C (from negative) S (from slide) or D (digital). Black and white photos have a reference number starting with M Photographs can be supplied as print copies for delivery by post or as digital images for delivery by email or by post on disc. PRICE, TERMS & CONDITIONS Please see my website or go direct to www.wildmuir.co.uk/buyphoto for full information on price and postage costs etc UPDATE THIS CATALOGUE You can download a new version of this catalogue, and see sample photos at my website www.wildmuir.co.uk You will also see my other catalogues and sample photos for Ships, Aircraft and Vehicles Photo Port Year Year Port of Ref. No Letter & No. NAME Built Tons Type Location Remarks Photo Registry C 4041/32 GIB MONDIAL 1 TRAWLER BERTHED 1986 (SOUTH KOREA) C 5366/29 AA 112FF POTTER ON LAND 1997 AABENRAA D 0050365 A 45 PINIUT GILL NETTER BERTHED 2014 AALBORG D 0050366 A 99 KISS II 1978 GT 9 GILL NETTER BERTHED 2014 AALBORG C 5351/22 A 112 TINA POTTER BERTHED 1997 AALBORG D 0050373 AS 3 STINE 1956 GT 22 TRAWLER BERTHED 2014 AARHUS C 5370/3 AS 4 ANN SOFIE GILL NETTER UNDERWAY 1997 AARHUS C 5195/1 AS 5 TUMLEREN POTTER BERTHED 1998 AARHUS C 5191/23 AS 9 IDA 1936 TRAWLER BERTHED 1998 AARHUS C 5192/12 AS 10 MELLY POTTER BERTHED 1998 AARHUS C 5190/24 AS 11 INA POTTER BERTHED 1998 AARHUS C 5195/32 AS 12 STINE 1949 TRAWLER BERTHED 1998 AARHUS C 5192/31 AS 15 POTTER ON SLIPWAY 1998 AARHUS C 5194/10 AS 17 NADJA BOGH POTTER BERTHED 1998 AARHUS C 5190/30 AS 21 WINDY LUCK 1982 TRAWLER BERTHED 1998 AARHUS D 0050371 AS 23 MULTEN GT <1 GILL NETTER BERTHED 2014 AARHUS C 5190/10 AS 25 BIT 1979 GT 6 GILL NETTER BERTHED 1998 AARHUS C 5190/25 AS 29 FORTUNA POTTER BERTHED 1998 AARHUS C 5190/32 AS 30 MIKI MAJBRITT 1955 TRAWLER BERTHED 1998 AARHUS D 0050372 AS 32 TRUTTE 1970 GT 8 TRAWLER BERTHED 2014 AARHUS C 5190/14 AS 36 JOSEFINE POTTER BERTHED 1998 AARHUS C 5194/18 AS 37 NADJA POTTER BERTHED 1998 AARHUS D 0050367 AS 43 JAEGERSPRIS 1960 GT 15 TRAWLER BERTHED 2014 AARHUS C 5193/17 AS 44 POTTER BERTHED 1998 AARHUS D 0050086 AS 45 POTTER ON LAND 2006 AARHUS D 0050368 AS 49 BRITTANA 1976 GT 203 TRAWLER BERTHED Part broken up 2014 AARHUS C 5191/36 AS 53 GRETHE POTTER BERTHED 1998 AARHUS C 5191/35 AS 55 RIGMOR POTTER BERTHED 1998 AARHUS C 5331/17 AS 56 LUFFE 1956 GILL NETTER BERTHED 1997 AARHUS C 5194/29 AS 56 LUFFE 1966 TRAWLER ON SLIPWAY 1998 AARHUS C 5193/2 AS 63 CAMILLA MARIA POTTER BERTHED 1998 AARHUS C 5193/29 AS 70 ANNA TRAWLER BERTHED 1998 AARHUS C 5190/12 AS 72 LINDA KENT POTTER BERTHED 1998 AARHUS C 5191/3 AS 74 ANJA II 1947 TRAWLER BERTHED 1998 AARHUS C 5193/15 AS 75 METTE SKODT POTTER BERTHED 1998 AARHUS C 5191/25 AS 84 MYKINES POTTER BERTHED 1998 AARHUS C 5347/23 AS 87 POTTER BERTHED 1997 AARHUS C 5194/34 AS 88 KAPDUEN 1962 TRAWLER ON LAND 1998 AARHUS D 0050370 AS 91 ROJSER 1974 GT 5 TRAWLER BERTHED 2013 AARHUS C 5192/19 AS 92 LILLIJAN 1964 TRAWLER BERTHED 1998 AARHUS C 5369/9 AS 96 THOMAS POTTER BERTHED 1997 AARHUS C 5190/31 AS 97 N.A.HANSEN 1960 TRAWLER BERTHED 1998 AARHUS C 5194/16 AS 98 POTTER ON LAND 1998 AARHUS C 5191/24 AS 101 MARIAN PETREA 1958 TRAWLER BERTHED 1998 AARHUS C 5191/30 AS 109 BIRTHE BROGGER 1962 TRAWLER BERTHED 1998 AARHUS C 5191/10 AS 110 JOHN VERNER 1982 POTTER BERTHED 1998 AARHUS C 5191/32 AS 129 METTE JENSEN 1983 TRAWLER BERTHED 1998 AARHUS C 5190/18 AS 141 POTTER BERTHED 1998 AARHUS C 5190/27 AS 143 GITTE RASMUSSEN 1963 POTTER BERTHED 1998 AARHUS C 5366/33 AS 154 LENE TVILLING 1962 TRAWLER ON SLIPWAY 1997 AARHUS C 5191/5 AS 154 YOLDIA 1962 TRAWLER BERTHED 1998 AARHUS D 0050374 AS 170 THORDAHL 1982 GT 6 GILL NETTER BERTHED 2014 AARHUS C 5190/23 AS 171 SNUBBI POTTER BERTHED 1998 AARHUS C 5191/4 AS 190 ELLEN MARGRETHE 1939 TRAWLER BERTHED 1998 AARHUS D 0050377 AS 190 KARIN 1985 GT 2 GILLNETTER ON LAND 2014 AARHUS C 5191/9 AS 193 LENE ALLAN POTTER BERTHED 1998 AARHUS C 5190/26 AS 198 TOVE THOMSON 1975 TRAWLER BERTHED 1998 AARHUS C 5190/17 AS 199 SIEDEB POTTER BERTHED 1998 AARHUS C 5195/7 AS 200 BIRTHE ANE POTTER BERTHED 1998 AARHUS D 0050379 AS 200 JOSEPHINE 1978 GT 5 GILLNETTER BERTHED 2014 AARHUS C 5190/16 AS 202 POTTER BERTHED 1998 AARHUS C 5191/E AS 206 JETTE ELISA 1965 TRAWLER BERTHED 1998 AARHUS C 5374/6 AS 218 ANJA HOLT 1963 TRAWLER BERTHED 1997 AARHUS C 5192/30 AS 218 ANJA HOLT 1963 TRAWLER ON SLIPWAY 1998 AARHUS C 5190/15 AS 224 STINE RASMUS POTTER BERTHED 1998 AARHUS C 5190/11 AS 233 POTTER BERTHED 1998 AARHUS D 0050148 AS 238 CHRISTINA MAIKEN 1978 GT 86 TRAWLER BERTHED stbd side view 2010 AARHUS D 0050149 AS 238 CHRISTINA MAIKEN 1978 GT 86 TRAWLER UNDERWAY port side view 2010 AARHUS C 5195/33 AS 241 BIRTHE POTTER BERTHED 1998 AARHUS C 5194/28 AS 255 JACOB LOUISE 1966 TRAWLER BERTHED 1998 AARHUS C 5192/15 AS 260 POTTER BERTHED 1998 AARHUS C 5190/29 AS 262 LAILA MORTENSEN 1975 TRAWLER BERTHED 1998 AARHUS C 5193/33 AS 275 TRAWLER BERTHED 1998 AARHUS C 5195/12 AS 303 PIA MAY POTTER BERTHED 1998 AARHUS C 5191/29 AS 322 TINGHOJ 1993 TRAWLER BERTHED 1998 AARHUS C 5373/16 AS 333 SEINE NETTER BERTHED 1997 AARHUS C 5280/12 AS 340 SKEJNAES TRAWLER BERTHED 1998 AARHUS www.wildmuir.co.uk Page 1 of 146 updated 29 August 2021 Photo Port Year Year Port of Ref. No Letter & No. NAME Built Tons Type Location Remarks Photo Registry C 5305/6 AS 342 JYJETTE GILL NETTER BERTHED 1998 AARHUS C 5280/14 AS 350 RASMUS POTTER BERTHED 1998 AARHUS C 5305/2 AS 380 TRAWLER BERTHED 1998 AARHUS C 5280/9 AS 386 LONE CHRISTINE POTTER BERTHED 1998 AARHUS C 5280/2 AS 458 BOUNTY 1966 TRAWLER BERTHED 1998 AARHUS C 5280/35 AS 520 LASSE PETER 1974 TRAWLER BERTHED 1998 AARHUS C 5305/30 AS 526 TINA TRAWLER BERTHED 1998 AARHUS C 5373/4 AS 904 VIKING POTTER BERTHED 1997 AARHUS C 5375/5 AS 911 DENNIS POTTER BERTHED 1997 AARHUS C 5373/2 AS 912 POTTER BERTHED 1997 AARHUS C 5379/36 AS 915 MICHELLE POTTER BERTHED 1997 AARHUS C 4293/24A A 1 GOOD DESIGN 1967 1 POTTER BERTHED Dark Blue hull 1994 ABERDEEN C 4359/22 A 1 GOOD DESIGN 1967 1 POTTER BERTHED Blue hull/sharktooth 1995 ABERDEEN C 4435/13 A 1 GOOD DESIGN 1967 1 POTTER UNDERWAY Red hull/sharktooth 1997 ABERDEEN D 0000128 A 1 GOOD DESIGN POTTER BERTHED 2011 ABERDEEN C 5030/10 A 4 SPEYSIDE 1978 194 TRAWLER BERTHED 19 ABERDEEN D 0000283 A 4 PISCATIO 2010 GT 3 LINE FISHER BERTHED stbd side view 2011 ABERDEEN D 0000282 A 4 PISCATIO 2010 GT 3 LINE FISHER BERTHED port side view 2011 ABERDEEN D 0004378 A 4 PISCATIO 2019 GT 7 LINE FISHER BERTHED 2021 ABERDEEN D 0002845 A 8 KIT KAT 2008 GT 2 POTTER ON LAND stbd side view 2018 ABERDEEN D 0002842 A 8 KIT KAT 2008 GT 2 POTTER ON LAND port side view 2018 ABERDEEN C 4376/30 A 17 FAME POTTER BERTHED 1995 ABERDEEN C 4376/32 A 20 EXCELLENT WAY POTTER BERTHED 1995 ABERDEEN C 4413/27 A 23 GREIGAIRY'S GIRL 1991 POTTER BERTHED Tamar 2000 1996 ABERDEEN C 5051/25 A 43 NORTHLEIGH 1956 197 TRAWLER BERTHED 19 ABERDEEN C 4293/18A A 52 MARIGOLD 1968 GT 34 SCALLOPER BERTHED 1994 ABERDEEN D 0002087 A 52 MARIGOLD 1968 GT 34 SCALLOPER BERTHED new deckhouse 2016 ABERDEEN C 4208/34 A 67 SILVER FERN POTTER BERTHED 1992 ABERDEEN D 0004322 A 68 BLUE BELL 2005 GT 1 POTTER BERTHED stbd side view 2021 ABERDEEN D 0004324 A 68 BLUE BELL 2005 GT 1 POTTER BERTHED port side view 2021 ABERDEEN C 4376/27 A 73 LORRAINE POTTER BERTHED 1995 ABERDEEN C 4634/17 A 73 AURORA 1968 GT 3 POTTER BERTHED Green hull 2003 ABERDEEN D 0000258 A 73 AURORA 1968 GT 3 POTTER BERTHED Red hull 2011 ABERDEEN D 0000922 A 73 AURORA 1968 GT 3 POTTER ON LAND Blue hull - stbd side view 2014 ABERDEEN D 0000920 A 73 AURORA 1968 GT 3 POTTER ON LAND Blue hull - port side view 2014 ABERDEEN D 0001507 A 73 AURORA 1968 GT 3 POTTER BERTHED Blue hull 2016 ABERDEEN D 0002595 A 73 AURORA 1968 GT 3 LINE FISHER BERTHED repainted 2018 ABERDEEN C 4374/15 A 74 TRUSTFUL 1969 GT 21 SCALLOPER BERTHED 1995 ABERDEEN D 0000344 A 74 TRUSTFUL 1969 GT 21 TRAWLER BERTHED 2012 ABERDEEN C 4619/20 A 77 FRANCHISE II 1989 6 POTTER BERTHED 2002 ABERDEEN C 4675/13 A 77 FRANCHISE II 1989 6 POTTER ON LAND 2006 ABERDEEN C 4306/26 A 80 DAWN BREAKER 1989 4 POTTER BERTHED 1994 ABERDEEN C 4308/28A A 86 TRANQUILITY 8 POTTER BERTHED 1994 ABERDEEN C 4254/4A A 101 AVENTURE 1980 27 TRAWLER BERTHED with trawl winch 1993 ABERDEEN C 4501/18 A 101 AVENTURE 1980 27 TRAWLER BERTHED with net drum 1999 ABERDEEN M 221/6 A 115 RADIATION 1957 139 SEINE NETTER BERTHED 1976 ABERDEEN C 5141/34 A 115 ANDREA 1974 GT 285 BEAM TRAWLER UNDERWAY 2000 ABERDEEN C 4668/29 A 127 RESOLUTE 1970 GT 117 TRAWLER UNDERWAY 2005 ABERDEEN C 4308/24A A 137 REAPER POTTER BERTHED 1994 ABERDEEN C 5061/12 A 149 JIM 1992 BEAM SHRIMPER BERTHED 199 ABERDEEN C 5022/15 A 149 JIM 1992 BEAM SHRIMPER ON SLIPWAY 199 ABERDEEN M 1292/2 A 155 SHIELWOOD 1977 50 TRAWLER UNDERWAY 1991 ABERDEEN C 4584/16 A 155 ROSS ANNE 1977 50 TRAWLER BERTHED 2001 ABERDEEN M 8/36 A 165 ETHEL SALMON BOAT ON LAND 1977 ABERDEEN C 4386/5 A 177 ALEXANDERS 1972 49 TRAWLER BERTHED 1995 ABERDEEN C 4525/22 A 177 SHAMARNIC 2000 GT 3 POTTER ON TRAILER 2000 ABERDEEN D 0004095 A 177 SHAMARNIC POTTER BERTHED 2020 ABERDEEN C 5100/20 A 187 ESKGLEN 1974 23 TRAWLER ON SLIPWAY 1982 ABERDEEN C 5057/44 A 202 DOROTHY GRAY 1987 494 TRAWLER BERTHED 199 ABERDEEN C 4413/20 A 208 ALATA 1995 GT 4 POTTER ON BEACH Dark blue hull 1996 ABERDEEN C 4659/15 A 208 ALATA 1995 GT 4 POTTER BERTHED Light blue hull 2004 ABERDEEN C 5312/15 A 219 TERRA NOVA 1972 25 TRAWLER BERTHED 198 ABERDEEN C 4407/28 A 221 HB7 SALMON BOAT ON LAND Preserved port
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