Trawlerman: Life at the Helm of the Toughest Job in Britain
By (Author) Mr Jimmy Buchan
Little, Brown Book Group
Sphere
26th July 2011
United Kingdom
General
Non Fiction
Fisheries and related industries
639.22092
Paperback
288
Width 200mm, Height 130mm, Spine 20mm
206g
TRAWLERMAN is the memoir of Jimmy Buchan - skipper of the Amity II, a fishing vessel based in Peterhead, Europe's largest fishing port. Jimmy's story is one of incredible highs and lows. It's a life that has been lived on the very crest of danger and despair, a career of thirty years that has seen other skippers fall by the wayside, undone by a declining industry, or worse, lost to the unforgiving North Sea. By turns gripping, comic and nostalgic, this tale of Britain's most dangerous job, carried out by Britain's most famous skipper, is guaranteed to mesmerize.
Jimmy Buchan has been at sea for over 30 years, the most recent of which have seen him star as skipper of Amity II in the BBC1 series TRAWLERMEN.