Discovery has released a statement following the tragic information that a Dungeness crab fishing boat changed into worried in a fatal twist of fate Tuesday night time. The Mary B II capsized while crossing the Yaquina Bay bar in Newport, Ore., killing three fishermen onboard. Notwithstanding earlier reports, the boat became never featured on Discovery Channel’s Deadliest catch: Dungeon Cove.
“We experience deeply saddened by the information, as we experience part of the crabbing community,” the community tells Yahoo in a declaration. “Our mind and prayers go out to their households and the entire community for the duration of this hard time.”
The Mary B II requested for a Coast defend escort while crossing the bar, when the three fisherman went into the water. According to neighborhood information station KGW8, the bar turned into closed to all boats besides people with licenses, like the Mary B II, due to the climate situations. Government say crews faced 12- to 14-foot waves as they attempted to rescue those on board. James Lacey, 48, Joshua Porter, 50, and the boat’s skipper, Stephen Biernacki, 50, had been determined lifeless.
“We did the entirety we may want to. Regrettably, it became only a tragic outcome, and our hearts and mind are with the family and buddies of the group,” Petty Officer Levi Reed of the U.S. Coast guard informed a nearby CBS associate.
“We experience deeply saddened by the information, as we experience part of the crabbing community,” the community tells Yahoo in a declaration. “Our mind and prayers go out to their households and the entire community for the duration of this hard time.”
The Mary B II requested for a Coast defend escort while crossing the bar, when the three fisherman went into the water. According to neighborhood information station KGW8, the bar turned into closed to all boats besides people with licenses, like the Mary B II, due to the climate situations. Government say crews faced 12- to 14-foot waves as they attempted to rescue those on board. James Lacey, 48, Joshua Porter, 50, and the boat’s skipper, Stephen Biernacki, 50, had been determined lifeless.
“We did the entirety we may want to. Regrettably, it became only a tragic outcome, and our hearts and mind are with the family and buddies of the group,” Petty Officer Levi Reed of the U.S. Coast guard informed a nearby CBS associate.
[Editor’s note: This post was originally published Jan 9, 2018 at 4:53 p.m. ET.]
