Historia
This fishboat, troller was built in 1945 by Peterson, Isaac in Powell River, BC.
Notas históricas
Original hull cedar on oak ribs, fir decks. The vessel was rebuilt with 3/8" strip planks covered in fibreglass. On February 6, 2014, the Canadian Coast Guard (CCG) informed the Administrator that an old ex-fishing vessel, Baltic II, was abandoned at its mooring in Deep Bay, Vancouver Island. It was reported by the Deep Bay Harbour Authority to be at risk of sinking and discharging oil. CCG Environmental Response personnel from Victoria boarded and assessed the vessel. It was confirmed that the derelict contained oils, which could not be safely and effectively cleaned where the vessel was moored. Due to the potential for oil pollution damage to the local aquaculture industry, should the Baltic II sink and discharge fuel oil, CCG decided to remove the vessel and dispose of it ashore. Colin Parkinson reports that "On Friday, Feb. 7 at approximately 9 a.m., the Coast Guard towed the derelict vessel away from the Deep Bay Harbour, removed it from the water and disposed of it at an appropriate facility."
Propietarios y capitanes
In 1945-1972 she was owned by Isaac Peterson and Kristina Peterson (JO), Powell River BC Canada. (She wasn't registered until 1963).
In 1974-1976 she was owned by Samuel Nassichuk, Powell River BC Canada.
In 1979 she was owned by Peter Nassichuk, Powell River BC Canada.
In 1979-1983 she was owned by Howard Vasey, Mayne Island BC Canada.
In 1984 she was owned by Robert Hobbs, Victoria BC Canada.
In 1985-1988 she was owned by Roy Shepherd, Gibsons BC Canada.
In 1988-2012 she was owned by William I. Nadeau, Courtenay BC Canada.
In 2013-2014 she was owned by John C. Master, Powell River BC Canada.
In 2015-2017 she was owned by Shawn R.M.K. Hornby, Campbell River BC Canada.
Reconstrucciones
In 1988 she was completely rebuilt
Referencias
- Canada List of Shipping
- sopf.gc.ca ↗
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