Manasquan Inlet boat Flips over

[finchaser]

I'll post pictures in awhile of scallop boat that turned over in mouth of inlet
http://www.app.com/article/20110511/...text|Frontpage

[DarkSkies]

Heard on the radio, 65', 3 guys dumped in the drink?
Were they from Maryland?

[finchaser]

no Captain from Point,mate from Brick deckhand from North Carolina. Nice guys got scallops from them a few times

[hookset]

They are lucky they didn't get hurt.

[fishinmission78]

Wow right on the jacks, they are damn lucky!

[buckethead]

Great pics finchaser. They are so close up, are you using a telephoto?
btw, heard everything is back to normal now.

[finchaser]

boat still there the inlet was full of diesel fuel tonight they are going to raise it on Monday a salvage team is on the way

[DarkSkies]

They got it out of there, after almost a month.

Sent in by Fin, thanks!
I took pics of the salvage, I'll try to post the pics when I get a chance.

BOAT: Fishing boat that sank is lifted from Mansquan Inlet


Posted: Tuesday, June 7, 2011 7:58 am
BOAT: Fishing boat that sank is lifted from Mansquan Inlet Asbury Park Press pressofAtlanticCity.com | 0 comments

What remains of 64-foot fishing boat the Atlantic Traveler was removed Monday afternoon from the ocean on the south side of the Manasquan Inlet off Point Pleasant Beach by a crane from Donjon Marin.

The boat washed onto the inlet rocks May 11 when it lost hydraulic power. The three crew members were rescued. The sinking forced the closure of the heavily traveled waterway for several days, until strong winds and currents moved it off the tip of the inlet jetty to a sandy area in front of the beach south of the rocks. At right, cables are attached to the keel, and workers clean wreckage debris from the beach.

http://www.pressofatlanticcity.com/n...cc4c002e0.html

[DarkSkies]

A pretty decent aticle about the boat salvage, with pics and video.
It took 3 weeks to get a favorable window to remove that boat.
Sent in by Fin, thanks!
http://brick.patch.com/articles/tug-...in-point-beach

(And I still don't have my pics of the salvage posted up, shame on me. )






Also, remember the date, June 6. 2011.
For those of you who keep fishing logs, put it in your log, if it's not there already.
It's the one that is being described as "2011's epic best for the spring run" for surf and boat guys, along the NJ Coast, for years to come.