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Man dies after fishing boat sinks Loch boats sink leaving one dead
(about 2 hours later)
An angler has died and another is missing after a boat sank on Loch Lomond on Saturday evening. One man is dead, one is missing, and six people were found alive after two boats sank in Loch Lomond on Saturday.
Three other men - aged 39, 50 and 25 - were rescued from the water and two are seriously ill with hypothermia. A search has resumed for the 45-year-old. About 20 vessels had gathered in nearby Inchmurrin island to mark the end of the angling season, and many were going back to land when the boats sank.
The coastguard rescued three men from the water, two have severe hypothermia.
A man's body was found and a search is continuing for a 45-year-old. Sailors who had been on the loch on Saturday have said conditions were poor.
It is understood that there were 4ft high waves by mid-afternoon.
Emergency services launched a rescue operation after receiving a 999 call at 1815 BST to say a 19ft boat was sinking and five people were in the loch.Emergency services launched a rescue operation after receiving a 999 call at 1815 BST to say a 19ft boat was sinking and five people were in the loch.
The body of an angler, a 36-year-old man, was found at 2025 BST. Three men - aged 39, 50 and 25 - were found alive near Inchmurrin island.
An initial search actually located three people on the shore who said their boat had sunk - but rescuers quickly realised they were not the ones who had raised the alarm, and that five people were still in the water.
Three male casualties were then found in the water just north of the island of Inchmurrin.
Hopes fading
They had been in the water for two hours, but were all wearing flotation suits. They were taken to hospital by ambulance for treatment.They had been in the water for two hours, but were all wearing flotation suits. They were taken to hospital by ambulance for treatment.
Luss Rescue Boat and a rescue helicopter were involved in the search on Saturday night, but could not find the missing angler, a 45-year-old man. The body of the 36-year-old angler was found at 2025 BST.
A land and water search will get underway again on Sunday morning - it is expected to involve coastguard rescue teams from Helensburgh and Kilcreggan. A land and water search got under way again on Sunday morning.
However, the coastguard said hopes were fading for missing angler's wellbeing. However, the coastguard said hopes were fading for the missing angler's wellbeing.
Calum Murray, Watch Manager at Clyde Coastguard, said: "Our deepest sympathies go out to the family and friends of the deceased." Calum Murray, watch manager at Clyde Coastguard, said: "Our deepest sympathies go out to the family and friends of the deceased."