Historia
This fisheries patrol vessel was built in 1914 by Babare Bros. Shipbuilding in Tacoma, WA.
Notas históricas
George Schneider (May 2026) writes: The Coast Guard lists her as "Destroyed" on 01 Sept. 2001. (believe sank at pier)
Propietarios y capitanes
Built for Washington State Fisheries. Sold in 1933. 1934 to 1939 she was owned by the Whiz Fish Products Co., Seattle WA USA. 1941-1943 owned by Nessim Alhadoff, Seattle WA USA. 1943-1964 owned by Whiz Fish Products Co, Seattle WA USA. 1965 owned by San Juan Fishing & Packing Co., Seattle Washington USA. 1968-1976 owned by New England Fish Co., Seattle WA USA. 1977-1981 owned by Vernon A. Hanson, Bellingham WA. 1989 owned by Kenneth W. Versteeg, Seattle WA USA. 1992 owned by Douglas McRae, Gig Harbor WA USA. 1993-1994 owned by Gene Canfield, Olalla WA USA. 1995-1996 owned by Howard Garcia, Bellingham WA USA. 1997-1999 owned by Seabed Harvesting Inc., Gig Harbor WA USA. 2000-2001 owned by McRae Family LLC, Gig Harbor WA USA.
Remotorización
By 1920 replaced with 75 HP Diesel engine. In 1944 replace with a 165 HP Diesel engine
Referencias
Merchant Vessels of the United States (1915 to 1989), Merchant Vessels of the United States Database (1992 to 2001). Fate: cgmix.uscg.mil ↗
