Fresh Catch Depot Finder

Fresh fish today — see what reach the wharf, hold it before it gone.

Real sellers across the Caribbean post today's catch: snapper, kingfish, shrimp, lobster, and more. See the fish, the price, and the pickup spot — then hold it or ask the seller directly. Free to look, free to join.

Free to join · No card needed · Cash pickup or Wam Pay

Buy fresh seafood

Find today's fish, shrimp, lobster, and other catch from sellers and depots near you.

For buyers

Sell fish free forever

Fishermen get a free account and simple listings. Paid tools only for sellers who want more reach.

Start selling

Find public fish markets

Check the market directory for pickup spots and open Google Maps directions.

View markets

How it works

From wharf to yuh pot in three steps.

No fancy setup, no payment hassles, no technical map fields. Look at what fresh, hold it, and pick it up on yuh own time.

1

See what fresh today

Open the marketplace and check what catch reach by fish, depot, island, or pickup spot.

2

Reserve or talk to the seller

Make a free account when you ready to hold fish or link up with a seller.

3

Go pick up yuh fish

Get clear pickup details, order status, and market directions — no confusing map numbers.

Free to join

Fisherman accounts stay free forever. Paid plans add more listings, lead access, and growth tools.

See pricing

Built for wholesale buyers

Restaurants, hotels, caterers, and supermarkets can find supply and ask for bigger lots.

Buyer options

Talk before pickup

Message buyers and sellers right inside the app to confirm size, quantity, and timing.

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Useful resources

Find grants, loans, support offices, and business help for fishermen and seafood businesses.

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Straight talk on fees: looking and joining is free, forever. Buyers pay a small Wam checkout fee only when they pay online (TT under TT00, TT up to TT50, TT0 above). Sellers pay a platform fee that starts at 8% on the smallest orders and drops to 6.5% then 5% as orders grow. Every price shows up front — before you ever pick a plan.