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Sean Haggerty and Sea Hag are towed to San Diego after a massive Coast Guard Search and Rescue operation. photo courtesy of USCG So after all of the discussion, what did we learn? What did the Captain of Sea Hag do right, where did he mess up? Based on your comments, he did right when [...]

Sean Haggerty, skipper of Sea Hag, did at least one thing right … and it saved his life. Back a couple of weekends, near platform Gina, a Coast Guard helicopter circled us at low altitude and hailed us on #16. They wanted to know if we’d spotted Sea Hag, which was overdue on its float [...]

©Randy Bush 2009 Our Sailtime shipmates Randy Bush and Steve Van Hook overheard an interesting conversation on channel #16 a week ago. It’s kinda funny and bit frightening. It’s a dialogue between a powerboat captain and the Coast Guard. This is Anastasia — where am I? Saturday was one of those “gottta go out” days. [...]

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