The second reference comes in 1406 when we read that, on 13 October that year, a large fish ("uni magno piscis"), 18 ft. long, had been washed up at "La Bournemowthe" and taken to the Manor of Wick, where it was cut into forty pieces.
A second report surfaces in 1406, describing how on October 13 of that year, a colossal fish ("uni magno piscis"), measuring 18 ft. long, came ashore at "La Bournemowthe" and was subsequently taken to the Manor of Wick, where it was cut into forty sections.