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Old 05-09-2004, 08:07 PM
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Question Offshore Boat Sinks off Catalina Island

The local news in Southern California today reported that a "38 foot Speedboat sank 7 miles off of Catalina Island on Saturday". All four passengers were rescued and are fine.

Does anyone know anything about this?
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Ut---oh....
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This morning on the weather channel they said what a beautiful day it would be to cruise to Catalina...

Glad all are ok
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There was no word of anything in my neighborhood ...

Water was big this weekend.
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Talked to Kevin Schulte. It was not him. Good to see you are safe too Gary. I left you a VM. Kevin also said Nort did not go out today.
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Wasn't me...

http://abclocal.go.com/kabc/news/050...oastguard.html
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must of been awful rough out there
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what kind of boat ... and how big was the water?
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Originally posted by Downtown42
must of been awful rough out there
On Saturday we ran north to Long Beach from Newport Beach, heading into sets of steep swells with a 3'-4' chop on top. It was rough, but not too rough, you had to pay attention. The run back was big fun.

A run to Avalon, Catalina would have had quartering seas in those conditions.

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The article says the engined stalled and they couldn't get it restarted. What kind of 38' boat has only one engine?
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