Web alarm clock for 1:26 a.m.
As you hand the night boat’s catch over to the next crew, set the alarm for 1:26 am so the unloading does not lose momentum during the changeover. That leaves enough time before 2:00 am for your replacement to sort the last tubs, check the ice, and confirm which baskets are ready for the market run.
Your catch handover depends on the alarm sounding, so keep this browser page open until 1:26 am and leave your phone awake with the volume high enough to hear near the landing area. If you close the page or browser, or let the phone sleep, the alarm may not sound and the catch could remain on the boat longer than planned. A plugged-in phone placed away from splashes gives the alert a better chance of being noticed.
Before you step away from the landing at this hour, tell anyone sleeping nearby that a brief alarm is due at 1:26 am. Lower the volume only as far as the unloading crew can still hear it, and keep the phone away from shared bedroom walls. If another person in the house must wake for the same handover, agree who will silence the alert once the next crew is moving.
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