Hunter, Joey and gillies took a quick spin out on mada chuain with Noel to check and rebait the creels yesterday. No lobsters, but an interesting variety of spineys, loads of multiple types of crabs and an oddly coloured scorpion fish…always fascinating to see what comes up.
Finally enough daylight after school on Thursday to get out and clean up this wee corner of the village! A bit like beaches, there's some spots where it just seems to gather - very satisfying to get it bagged up and responsibly disposed of! If anyone knows of any other problem spots around Ullapool that need attention, please let USS know.
Our first beach clean station empty of 2025. The Dun Canna station located next to the iron-age fort north of Ullapool was initiated by the Living Seas project and has brought in a few tons of rubbish over the years.
Some great peer support from hunter and gillies, introducing Ella to mada chuain and talking through all our regular survey creel species and their wee quirks….
Gillies, Hunter and new sea saver Ella headed out to the creels this afternoon, stopping off to return buoy to UL141 in passing!
Absolutely delighted with our new console cover for Mada Chuain! Between the weather and the salt, kit like this takes a serious hammering here, so quality really matters.
ULLAPOOL SEA SAVERS SCIO
Company Number - SC049213
Ullapool Sea Savers, Quercus,
Riverside Terrace, Ullapool,
IV26 2TE
+44 770 279 2596
info@ullapoolseasavers.com
