Coast Guard Assists Grounded Sailing Vessel



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SEATTLE - The Coast Guard assisted four people on a sailing vessel that ran aground at the south end of Lopez Island, Wash. today.
Coast Guard Group Port Angeles received a call from the 36-foot sailing vessel, the Shekinech, that they had ran aground and needed assistance. A Coast Guard HH-65C Dolphin helicopter crew from Coast Guard Air Station Port Angeles and a Coast Guard 33-foot small response boat crew from Coast Gua
rd Station Bellingham also launched to the scene. Upon arrival the 33-foot small response boat pulled the Shekinech off of the rocks while the helicopter hovered in case of further complications. A commercial assitance vessel arrived at the scene and established a tow enroute Oak Harbor on Whid
bey Island, Wash. No injuries were reported.


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Sail much? ( 1 year ago by coachmcholly)
Sail much?
Scary, they're ... ( 1 year ago by zomgFletch)
Scary, they're really getting rocked.
wow! that is one ... ( 1 year ago by dowright82)
wow! that is one tough boat - - - how did she find herself in this situation? Poor skipper!
Very bad situation! ... ( 1 year ago by Eliosempreteso)
Very bad situation! I hope never will be in this...
Make sure you carry ... ( 1 year ago by odogski)
Make sure you carry plenty of fenders cause you never know where you are going to have to dock at!
at least he kept ... ( 1 year ago by odaysailor)
at least he kept the dinghy on the port side! wonder how they got into that situation. Lucky the hull was holed and sunk right there!
welcome to the ... ( 1 year ago by boxed86)
welcome to the northwest waters.
whoa! Did they ... ( 1 year ago by Sic7777)
whoa! Did they anchor there without a nightwatch? Impressive that the boat didn't sink. Sincere condolences to the owner.
They should use a ... ( 1 year ago by ABC123421)
They should use a heaving line
Great job guys! ... ( 1 year ago by svosprey)
Great job guys! Thanks!
poor skipper! ( 1 year ago by breenie007)
poor skipper!
How did they get ... ( 11 months ago by greese69)
How did they get into this situation....did the boat survive? Thanks for posting, giving me a fine example of what not to do.
Thank goodness for ... ( 11 months ago by partylikeumeanit)
Thank goodness for the coasguard volunteers. Everyone needs a plan 'b' sometimes. Not sure why the yacht crew didn't just drop an anchor when they got in to trouble though.
What a shame...such ... ( 11 months ago by nebraskaduffys)
What a shame...such is the danger of a lee shore.
At the beginning of ... ( 9 months ago by sjog1952)
At the beginning of the video the anchor can be seen full of sea weed. CQR/plow anchor. Anchor fouled w/weed when at lunch/napping or was deployed to stop drift. No ones fault but the operator/capt. It does have sails.
and the weaTHER is ... ( 8 months ago by tzempelg)
and the weaTHER is not that harsh i wondr how they got there in the first place
its a Pearson 365 ... ( 8 months ago by getlostonpurpose)
its a Pearson 365 Ketch!
omg i wud of wel ... ( 8 months ago by brfcchick)
omg i wud of wel ben sick lol and im not even sea sick lol
They probably dont ... ( 6 months ago by torbakk2)
They probably dont forget to bring a spare anchor with them next time!
What do you say. ... ( 3 weeks ago by rbiercans)
What do you say. Sailing again next weekend?



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