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NJ Saltwater Fisherman => News and Information => Topic started by: paul-e on September 30, 2012, 06:43:24 PM
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Yea heard the whole thing play out on channel 16 Paulie. Kudos to the Captain of the Cock Robin who to control of the situation until the Coast Guard arrived slt
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Good work by the Cock Robing and USCG crews!
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clp.....Nice save... clp
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t^
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We were out there at the time. Several hundred yards east of the Cock Robin. Heard the initial call. Did not hear the lat/long #s that were broadcast. I saw the boat as it was making way to the Cock Robin, wondered if it was the boat that put out the distress call. Found out in short order that it was. Saw a guy in the pit bailing water with a bucket. Wasn't anything we could do from where we were but watch. Not a good feeling sitting watching what was happening.
Great job by the Cock Robin captain and crew and the USCG. clp clp clp slt
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slt
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Thank God people jump in and help.God bless em !!!!!! clp slt
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Great job by all involved, nobody hurt slt
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nice save by all involved.
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I witnessed the whole ordeal too while on the Irish Ayes. Cock Robbin is a class act lending a hand. Thanks coast Guard
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Nice job! clp
So, did she sink or was she saved? 5hrug
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She was saved. Went back to port under her own power with the CG escorting her in. The motors were almost under water at one point but stayed running. Apparently they found where the water was getting in and plugged the opening.
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Always great to see people get involved and help others in need. I always feel better when I'm around other boats. Hey, you never know. Great job and hats off to the Captain, crew, and passengers aboard the Cock Robin, and the U.S. Coast Guard as well. slt
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Good save by all invloved clp
BTW - that video was taken by Tacklebox Joe t^
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Livewell intake hose came loose?? ??? ???
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Nice rescue! clp
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slt clp