destination fishing boat sunk
The u.s. coast guard marine board of investigation released a report and final action memo on the february 2017 sinking of the 98-foot crabber destination and the deaths of six crew members.. the 138-page coast guard report comes to conclusions similar to the national transportation safety board's accident brief released in july 2018.. the report claims that unsafe stability conditions. A crab boat that sank in the bering sea last winter likely capsized after it became coated in hundreds of thousands of pounds of ice. that's the conclusion of a report released last week by the national transportation safety board (ntsb).. as kucb's laura kraegel reports, the findings shed new light on the loss of the fishing vessel destination and its six crew members.. The 110-foot, 196-gross ton, fishing vessel destination sank in frigid, remote waters 2.6 miles northwest of st. george island, alaska, on february 11, 2017.. 
destination fishing boat sunk Two weeks of coast guard hearings into the sinking of the seattle-based destination begin monday. they will put a spotlight on safety in the crab-boat fleet, and are expected to include testimony. A 98-foot crab fishing boat that sank in the icy waters where the “deadliest catch” hit tv show is filmed has been found after a lengthy search..
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