Uh oh...hope no one was hurt.
#1
Mod Squad Enforcer
Charter Member
Thread Starter
Join Date: Nov 2002
Location: On the way to a PR near you
Posts: 12,958
Received 795 Likes
on
258 Posts
Uh oh...hope no one was hurt.
I have an idea which Cig this might be but I'm not willing to guess in public.
39' CIgarette Top Gun Salvage - YouTube
Crappy to see.
39' CIgarette Top Gun Salvage - YouTube
Crappy to see.
#2
Registered
Join Date: Jan 2006
Location: Royal Oak, MI
Posts: 1,820
Likes: 0
Received 0 Likes
on
0 Posts
Oh man that makes me sick, beautiful boat and looks familiar.
Is that a normal salvage technique? Dragging it up on plane and jumping aboard? Seems like a ton of drag, what the hell pulled it and what rope? What got the water out?
Is that a normal salvage technique? Dragging it up on plane and jumping aboard? Seems like a ton of drag, what the hell pulled it and what rope? What got the water out?
#4
Registered
.
wow I've never seen such a clever operation
that's good to know, thanks for posting!
.
wow I've never seen such a clever operation
that's good to know, thanks for posting!
.
#8
Registered
Join Date: Apr 2004
Location: Cincinnati, OH
Posts: 1,114
Likes: 0
Received 0 Likes
on
0 Posts
Everyone is safe. We were the second boat out to make sure everyone was out of the water. All four of the people had already been helped from the water. It is certainly a shocking feeling to go out there after seeing a boat sinking and not knowing what you will find. Response time of everyone, including Coast Guard, was great.
I think one person had some sort of injury to a leg but nothing life threatening. Coast Guard allowed the owner of the boat to remain with it until it was salvaged. Salvage company was a local and had the boat out of the water in hours.
I think one person had some sort of injury to a leg but nothing life threatening. Coast Guard allowed the owner of the boat to remain with it until it was salvaged. Salvage company was a local and had the boat out of the water in hours.