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Kenneth Heath: Veteran Waterman and Docking Competitor

"Kenneth Heath is a lifelong Eastern Shore waterman with over 45 years of commercial fishing experience and a seasoned competitor in extreme boat docking."

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Kenny

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Boat

39’ Cat 1000 hp 

Location

Cape Charles, VA

Years

Extreme Boat Docking since 2013

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Trucker Hat

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Performance Hoodie

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Kenneth Heath: Waterman, Commercial Fisherman, and Boat Docking Competitor

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Kenneth Heath is a 63-year-old commercial fisherman with over 45 years of experience on the water. Throughout his career, he has worked a wide range of fisheries, including pound netting, crabbing, gillnetting, clamming, and conch pot fishing.

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Born and raised in Northampton County, Virginia, Kenneth has spent his entire life in Townsend, where the water has always been both his livelihood and his way of life.

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For the past 12 years, he has also been involved in boat docking, starting with his 42-foot aluminum pound net boat, POUND NETTER. He later took on a major rebuild project, purchasing a fiberglass boat that had been sitting unused in a backyard for 15 years. Kenneth repowered it with a Caterpillar engine, had a new cabin built by P.L. Jones, and brought the vessel back to life with a full restoration.

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He named the boat Thomas Jaden in honor of two of his grandchildren—a reflection of the legacy he continues to build both on and off the water.

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