Gleaner II Seine Netter photo

[namche]

Hi, does anyone by any chance have a photo of Gleaner II a WK registered Seine Netter? If someone does, or knows of someone who does, could they PM as you could possibly be the biggest lifesaver EVER!

Thanks in advance :)

[Shaggy]

i just googled "Gleaner II" under images and it brought up loads

Edit - But not WK number....Only CN777

I'm sure the boat was on the photo section a while back along with a load of other pics. have a trawl (no pun intended) through there :-)

[namche]

Thanks Shaggy, the same thing happened to me when i googled it. I did see some whilst 'trawling' ;) through the internet that gave the link to the photo section on the .org but unfortunately it wasn't a particularly clear photo of it.

Thanks for getting letting me know though :)

[golach]

try here

http://www.caithness.org/boats/boats.htm

[namche]

Thanks golach! Wish me luck :)

[namche]

Got it!!! :) :) :)

[Shaggy]

post it here then, let us all see ;)

[Stack Rock]

http://cdn2.shipspotting.com/photos/middle/9/3/1/198139.jpg

Skipper was Roddy Bremner

[sids]

I think the name was Gleaners II.

[bonami]

Fine looking boat not many photos of her around. A few of the first Gleaners on the web sites. Another of the Wick boats hard to find is the Stack Rock.

[Partan]

http://cdn2.shipspotting.com/photos/middle/9/3/1/198139.jpg

Skipper was Roddy Bremner

More commonly known as Rory (Roderick) his two brothers were also on board - Addy (Andrew) and Jim. Of the three only Jim married (to Annie Inrig - of another fine Keiss family). They had a son Roddy who became a banker. The three brothers lived in Keiss and I remember them as crab fishermen before they turned to the seinenet with Gleaners (I).

Partan