Seaway Group

New 10 Mtr catamaran hull arrives in our yard for Peter Forsyth of Kilkeel, N. Ireland for fit-out

"FISHING 08"
Glasgow

Seaway invites customers old and new to visit them at Stand No. F36 at Fishing 08 Glasgow where we shall have footage of the recently launched 'Atlantis' OB 991. We are also pleased to have Ron & Mary Coote from Kingfisher Boats and Andrew Craig from Gemini Workboats.

"SKIPPER EXPO 08"
Galway

Following another successful Skipper Expo show in Galway, Seaway were delighted to secure two orders for Gemini G10 catamarans for Northern Ireland.

L-R Colin West, Brian Cunningham, Peter Forsyth and Kenneth West

SEAWAY NET COMPANY was formed originally in 1977 by Kenneth West and his brother William West.

Not being able to further develop the original premises at Bankhead, the search began to find somewhere more suitable. The former railway station at Macduff was purchased allowing the company to expand and develop into the force that it is today.

The wealth of knowledge and experience gained over these years has been fundamental in the development of what is now the SEAWAY GROUP. This continues today with Seaway being run by brothers Kenneth and Colin West who are both successful fishermen in their own right.

On our Website you will find an informative overview of our many products and services which include net manufacturing and rigging, ships chandlers and the complete fitting out and repair of new and used fibreglass boats. We can also cater for all your transport needs throughout the UK and Ireland.

In addition, the marine section contains pictures and information on our large stock of new and used boats of every kind for both recreation and work.

Seaway prides itself on being both approachable and willing to discuss their customers needs to ensure that the end product is to their complete satisfaction.

"Atlantis"

OB 991

Following the launch at midnight on Thursday, 13 March by Skipper Ross Maclennan's mum, Catriona, the 'Atlantis' OB 991 was then named at a ceremony held at Banff Marina on Saturday by Ross's girlfriend, Caroline Graham watched by family and friends before the vessel set off home to the Isle of Tiree.

The vessel is powered by a Daewoo engine supplied by WaterMota and a full electronics package supplied by Electrotech Marine of Oban.

Ken, Colin and all at Seaway wish Ross every success and good fishing with his new venture 'Atlantis'

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