Dundee Broughty Ferry lifeboat called to rescue four teens stranded in the Tay By Blair Dingwall June 18 2017, 12:17am June 18 2017, 12:17am Share Broughty Ferry lifeboat called to rescue four teens stranded in the Tay Share via Facebook Twitter Linkedin Whatsapp Messenger Email Post link https://www.thecourier.co.uk/fp/news/dundee/451163/broughty-ferry-lifeboat-called-rescue-four-teens-stranded-tay/ Copy Link Broughty Ferry lifeboat crew. Rescuers were called out to the River Tay earlier today after four teens became cut off from the tide. Broughty Ferry’s all-weather and inshore boats were sent to Tayport at about 7.15pm after four boys were cut off from the tide at Lucky Scalp. A volunteer shore crew assisted the lifeboat team. The rising tide had surrounded the youngsters and cut them off at the spot, after which they called for help. They were uninjured. A spokesman for Broughty Ferry Lifeboat Station said the teens should be “praised” for “not risking themselves further” and instead calling for help. He added: “When visiting beaches it is invaluable to know your surroundings and tide times.”