Leven Beach After The Storm

[@evelyngallacher6315]

Lots of firewood there. Great video.

[@Valhalla764]

That’s true and if people took some it would clean up the beach recycling and all that 👍

[@bigstoozeradventures]

BLOODY HELL. Pure carnage Kenny ! 🤠

[@Valhalla764]

It is some mess I think all the east coast is like this

[@bigstoozeradventures]

@@Valhalla764 Bloody Hell !

[@gothicgman]

wow that must have been some storm. Was that a salmon ?

[@Valhalla764]

Hi George it was bad on the east coast this weekend. Ian said in the comments below it was a sea trout and the other one is a small conger eel

[@LarryBees]

All sorts of debris washed up ! Weird seeing the intact fish .Maybe they found it hard to survive 👾

[@systemSkynet]

I've never even caught fish that big. Some lucky bird will be well fed tonight

[@Valhalla764]

I was surprised that the crows hadn’t found it they were more interested in what was in the leaves and seaweed

[@SirBeauJangles]

Big sea trout, wee Conger eel. Wonder how many others were hidden amongst the other wreckage? Aye, strange that the gulls hadn't found them. Suggests there's no shortage of tideline carrion to forage amongst. After storms there's usually hotspots where the tides and winds deliver larger concentrations of suchlike - may be the scavengers are mostly elsewhere. Quite a bit of cash tied up in those small fleets of creels washed up, I recall a storm some years back nearly wiped out some of our smaller operators up this way. Most have already stopped fishing by this time of year, usually by this time in the year the returns fall off so steeply that it's barely worth the diesel to take a boat out. Maybe these creels have been washing around the sea bed since the last summer storm? Getting fankled up into what they call "knitting"

[@Valhalla764]

@@SirBeauJangles i wasn’t sure if it was a Salmon or a Trout it was big .

[@uptowndisco2]

lot of wood lol , luckily no body parts washed up 😂

[@Valhalla764]

Oh no could you imagine that