Quentin Page is a coracle raiser who makes traditional-style crafts. Simple, sustainable, and lightweight, the coracle definition is a traditional circular fishing boat designed to carry one and made ...

Coracles boat rides are one of the most unique boating experience one can enjoy (Image: Instagram- travelmate_india) Coracle Rides In India: Boating experiences are always rejuvenating adding a lens ...

Making boats to fish for squid is painstaking work, but they are hardy vessels, enduring for 3-5 years. Fishermen and fisherwomen in central Vietnam use a simple basket boat for squid fishing. The ...

Shropshire has a special connection with the humble coracle, with Shrewsbury, Ironbridge and Welshpool each having their own unique variations of the crafts. And last weekend a special race was held ...

Mucking about in boats: Tom Balm (at oars) gives a holidaymaker some advice before they take the 140-year-old skiff, Edward, out for a journey up the River Thames Credit: Photo: JOHN LAWRENCE Tom Balm ...

Welsh sea trout caught in traditional coracle boats have been awarded special protected status by the European Commission. Just a handful of coracle-paddling fishermen are permitted to catch sea trout ...

Not sure what to paint today? Why not flip over a boat in Quang Nam Province and see where your imagination takes you. More than 100 coracle boats in Tam Thanh Village, Tam Ky City have been ...

You might expect a fragile boat that consists of basketwork covered with calico, weighing only 25lb and looking like an upturned turtle when carried on the back, would sink the moment a full-sized ...

The model represents a small boat called a coracle, native to Wales, Great Britain. This type of coracle originated from the Towy River (Tywi, in Welsh). Only about 5 feet long, the coracle was made ...

An attempt is being made to keep the art of coracle-making alive through a two-day workshop. Organiser Simon Rouse, from Shrewsbury, Shropshire said he felt the skills involved have been slowly ...

In Scotland, and particularly in the Highlands, they have had major, but largely forgotten cultural and historical significance. When the remains of the last Scottish coracle - known in Scots Gaelic ...