Called it.
Except no, not really. It's kind of funny that you'd post a link that actually disproves your claim, but I guess desperate times ...
Isn't the animated chart a big clue? Let me spell it out for you by writing the correct headline:
Outlying poll result is only one to give slight majority support for independence in over 5 years.
See? If you have result after result that say one thing and then one odd extreme outlying result that says the opposite, going with that outlier as "the result" shows some degree of dishonesty.
Most of the time, when questioned, independence is clearly rejected by the majority. But this is the EU trick isn't it - ignore the 9 times you're told no, and keep asking until you get the answer you want and then make it binding for eternity.
The EU don't want Scotland, it has nothing to offer to them economically (except maybe to act as an immigrant dumping group ala Ireland). But keep dreaming of your "freedom" ... which really means becoming an even smaller, insignificant appendage to a larger group where you'd have even less say over your own governance than you have now.