Trad Craft Question

Can someone be a sea witch and practice traditional witchcraft.

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I don't see why not. Witchcraft is simply a form of magic after all with no spirituality attached.

I would imagine identifying as a sea witch means you are already practicing a form of traditional witchcraft- if you have researched your own lore etc.

I actually don't identify my self as anything yet, I believe that the title of any kind of witch is earned and not made by yourself. Yes I would love to learn on how to be a sea witch, but I did not know they were lore about it. Do you know where I can find it on the internet. That would help a lot thanks.

Sadly I know nothing about sea witchcraft, I assumed there was lore surrounding your local area and perhaps traditions handed down to you. In my own area we have no sea but local lore surrounding the river as well as a deity associated with it and traditions passed down. That is where much of traditional witchcraft practices begin.

Others make up their own path as they go along, walking a crooked path so to speak, trying new things, experimenting and creating their own tradition.

I think we need to get rid of labels myself, witchcraft is witchcraft. It is the craft of the wise, it is the knowledge of herbs, and the desire to gain knowledge of the universe, both physical, and non-physical. Most of all, it is that inner burning desire simply to know. It is the craft of creating change both within and outside of one's self and it's specific methods vary from person to person.

Your first step would be to gain some connection with the energies of the sea, that could be researching various deities and mythologies, sitting and feeling the energies of the sea, researching local myths, and finding out how the sea can aid you in spiritual development.

Others may have a different opinion, but thats witchcraft!