A Kilchoan Diary: Dab Catch

Monday, 22 June 2015

Dab Catch

Kilchoan Early Bird was out at his creels in good time this morning, but the highlight of his catch....

....seems to have been this fine dab.

2 comments:

Anonymous22 June 2015 at 19:39
You are a "DAB" hand at photography but your ichthyology prowess has still to be fine tuned. I know the very "PLAICE" you can learn. As the saying goes it is difficult for a leopard to change its spots but perhaps in Kilchoan fish find it easier. I think......
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Jon22 June 2015 at 19:59
Enjoyed the comment, if not being wrong! Thanks. Jon
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About Kilchoan

Kilchoan is a remote Scottish crofting village at the westernmost end of the Ardnamurchan peninsula, a two-hour drive to the west of Fort William. Its white houses are strung like pearls around a wide bay, looking out across the Sound of Mull to Tobermory. The year-round population of the village itself is just over a hundred, but this diary writes about all the villages of western Ardnamurchan, including Portuairk, Sanna, Achosnich, Achnaha and Kilmory.

There's more about Kilchoan and West Ardnamurchan here

The history & heritage of the Ardnamurchan peninsula is celebrated on a website here.

A map of the area is here