Former codfisher port, Fécamp will seduce you with its authenticity.

A cod fishing and oyster port in the 19th century, it became:

Throughout the centuries, Granville becomes an important fishing port.

A cod fishing and oyster port in the 19th century, it became:

Throughout the centuries, Granville becomes an important fishing port.

Who in their right mind would live on a goddamn boat!

The company head office is located in Thérouldeville, the Normandy town which is near the famous fishing port of FECAMP.

As a St John’s paper noted months later, Archie Russell was “only a codman.

Through the centuries, Granville became an important cod port, like its Breton neighbour Saint-Malo.

When the war broke out, he was serving on the cod trawler Mistral, belonging to PYSBE, as the first officer.

The city also retains traces of the splendor of its port, which was an important cod fishing port until the mid 20th century.

In 1800 he was operating one banking vessel, two shallops, and one three-hand skiff, and was employing 18 fishermen and 7 shore men.

At the end of the XVIIème century, Sand-in Olonne were the first port cod-fishing boat of France, and the activity of fishing remains always important in the local economy.

Granville lived during more than four centuries at the rate of the fishing seasons towards Grand Banks of Newfoundland and of Saint Pierre and Miquelon.

From the XIX century to the middle of the XX century, Fécamp has significant cod fishing activity and momentarily surpassed Saint-Malo as the major French cod fishing port.

From the XIX century to the middle of the XX century, Fécamp has significant cod fishing activity and momentarily surpassed Saint-Malo as the major French cod fishing port.