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Robert Scott BCK 331

Uploaded by Guest , Apr 06 2011 09:38 AM

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Robert Scott BCK 331



    GeeBee
    Apr 06 2011 11:30 PM
    Built Irvins 1949 as Fruitful Vine PD419, rigged for ring-net, drift net, and seine net. Ring net wasn't a success for this vessel. Became Bunillidh Braes WK, then Robert Scott BCK. Latterly fished scallops under Billy Caley IOM as Boy Ken.
    Don' know if there were any more names on her??

    carle
    Apr 07 2011 08:14 AM
    did fish out of amble

    andy1
    Apr 07 2011 09:29 AM
    Did she not end up in Amlwch at the lines/nets??

    Manx Venture
    Apr 07 2011 08:46 PM
    wasnt the boy ken, shes still lying in peel harbour as a pleasure boat, pretty sure she was always boy ken, i have a pic of this boat in peel named robert scott bck and rigged for longling for dog fish, taken 1998 or 99

    Mike Craine
    Apr 27 2011 06:32 PM
    FRUITFUL VINE PD419 1976. BUNILLIDH BRAES WK350. BUNILLIDH BRAES BH 76.POSEIDON BCK331 ?.ROBERT SCOTT BCK331 2003

    bryan DE127
    Apr 27 2011 08:44 PM
    She was in Arbroath in the mid 80s as the Polar Star 180Kelvin in her was bought to pair with the Endeavour AH38.

    Mike Craine
    Apr 27 2011 10:39 PM
    Polar Star AH 24 was a diiferent Poseidon.
    LASS O’DOUNE BF118. CONCORDE BF118. 1981. POSEIDON BCK267. 1984 POLAR STAR BCK267. 1985. POLAR STAR AH 24. 1987 POLAR STAR N224 1995

    ringnetman
    Apr 27 2011 11:08 PM
    Any one know who had her at the ringnet?:smitten:

    ringnetman
    Apr 27 2011 11:25 PM
    Manx venture the Boy Ken thats in Peel was built by Forbes Peterhead for CN called the MAUREEN...CN? sold to Portavogie 1954/5? John Cully called her the BOY KEN...

    GeeBee
    Apr 28 2011 12:43 AM
    An uncle of mine Andrew Stephen, skippered her after the ring net episode, which I was told was a disaster. He mostly fished the seine net. The owners were Stephens and Ritchies of Peterhead. Original skipper was Charles (Chalkie) Stephen. It was Irvin who built her in 1949.