Winter of Ladram is a 21.0 metre crabber designed by Ian Paton at S C McAllister & Co Ltd and has a similar hull to that of the Amanda of Ladram. She is of round bilge form with a transom stern, bulbous bow with an overall length of 21.0m, a registered length of 16.49m, a beam of 7.7metres and a tonnage of 218 Tonnes. A unique feature of Winter of Ladram is that she has been designed with over 3 metres of headroom under the shelter deck to ensure plenty of stowage space for pots when shifting grounds. As well as the fishing gear carrying capacity, there is also a large rope pound forward, with space to carry everything needed for half a dozen strings of pots, making the process of shifting gear from one spot to another easier and safer. The Winter of Ladram represents a new generation of fishing vessel with a unique design on the traditional south-west crabber focusing on safety and comfort for the crew.