Dianne Louise

The Transportation Safety Board of Canada reports that "On 06 June 2014, at approximately 1045 Pacific Daylight Time, a crew member on the fishing vessel Diane Louise went overboard while setting prawn traps 9 nautical miles west of Calvert Island, British Columbia. Although the crew member was recovered within minutes, he was unresponsive upon recovery. The crew, along with medical professionals, performed cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR). The crew member was then transported to Port Hardy Hospital where he was later pronounced deceased." "The Diane Louise is a small fishing vessel of closed construction, made of fiberglass and used for prawn fishing. The deckhouse is located forward and includes a galley, dinette, raised wheelhouse and accommodation spaces for 3 persons. The hull is subdivided by 3 transverse bulkheads into 4 compartments: a forward, the engine room, an insulated fish hold and a lazarette, which includes the freshwater and fuel tanks. The engine compartment can be accessed through a hatch in the galley floor."