It only matters that no lives were lost, everything else is a matter for underwriters, lawyers and negotiators, after which a cheque, or cheques will be issued. Good salvage, great ariel videography and narration. Thank you.
My boat was same size and lost with fire in 1984. She lays in 20m of water in the north sea about 30 miles off flamborough head. Stern trawler with 860hp cat
How many of my friends have fed their families off of what she caught is amazing in its own right. One of the most storied fishing vessels on the East Coast of the United States.
That was my uncles boat. He built it in Alabama and owned it for over 40 years. I worked with him and my dad on it for almost 4 years my uncle joe rose named it after my aunt sue rose. He sold it about 5 years ago to a company in r.i and now she's where she is. She has been in this family a long time and it's sad to see where it's at now. It holds a great sentimental value in this family it really sucks to see it like this
@Slingbld my dad first worked on the capt rose with my uncle and bickle his father before joe built the capt rose. Them my dad went on to run the tweetles and Donna for 30 years.
Our vessel was the Heidi/Kristi out of Jerusalem Harbor, Point Judith RI. . Originally name Venus, she was built in Plymouth Mass she was an 76 foot wood trawler eastern rig .. She collided with a ferry on her maiden voyage and sunk in the bay. Raised and refitted she earned a good living up to the late 80s when she again sunk off RI due to a broken valve. Lovely vessel to work on and solid sea faring even in a storm . Miss my day of being a ship mate on a trawler . Thanks .
Worked on a boat that was brought up after 3 yrs. Some things in engine room had oil or fuel on em some taps were perfect. The 45 needed some work but was fixed. Saved the crank from the cummins engine it was perfect. Think the aluminum bellhousing acted like a zink it was dust.
Why was it lifted out of its watery grave? Was foul play suspected? Or was it a navigational hazard? Seems like a lot of money spent on a boat that is more than likely just scrap?
@ I had to do a google search on that fishing vessel. I’m not familiar with the back story, that was never revealed. I live in Connecticut far enough away from the disaster. Once I read about the whole story that the crew let the boat ground itself on the beach. Then being pulled out & subsequently sinking in only 50 feet of water. I knew right away that part of the structure would be very close to the surface of the water. Then I answered my own question that the boat would indeed be considered scrap & sold off by the pound. That the insurance company was going to be on the hook for everything. The next question would be about the crew. I know they were rescued. They might be on the hook with the owner of the company for the eventual destruction of the boat? I wouldn’t want be on the crew during their exit interview. Then being black balled forever for allowing that to happen?
@@bradmagnuson6963 They’d be very lucky if that is all they lost? They might be on the hook for any all expenses incurred by the owner of the vessel beyond what insurance allows & any & all increases in insurance premiums. They’d be lucky if all they had left after that would be their dignity. Sleeping without someone on watch is perilous especially in congested waters of the northeast. They could have struck a boat out fishing or someone else on their boat also taking it easy. Very stupid in my book. They could have killed someone? They’re lucky it was only property damage?
It would have been really interesting to see it coming up out of the water with the crane. I'm wondering if there is any chance of this being rebuilt or at least parts being reused or is it just scrap, since it looks repairable and quite complete overall ?
It's strange to see all of that sand there along the jetty. I haven't been there in years but that spot was my favorite surf spot and now it's gone. When did that happen?
That's impressive, makes me wonder what shape the Andrea Gail is currently in, that was the boat from the Perfect Storm very similar to this one, has never been found but if it ever is I doubt that it could be saved this one got lucky
Refurbished, salvaging a sunken boat for scarp wouldn't make any sense. It would cost more to raise it then the scrap steel is worth. If they weren't planning or rebuilding her they would have just left it on the bottom. The only exception is when the wreck is blocking a channel or a hazard to navigation then the CG will probably make you remove the wreck.
@@jerseyshorefireresponse Yea, don't dare make it available to someone who has the ability to repair and restore it and make a living for his family. What ever happened to salvaging and reusing things. Its a shame that we have become a ;to quick to throw away; society. Its still intact, SAVE IT!!!
Shoulda left it on the bottom.That boat is un seaworthy.The reason it rolled is because it had no water or fuel or ice onboard and it became unstable and as soon as they floated it it rolled.
Navigational hazard that's why she was raised she's going to be stripped down to just bare metal and taken out and turned into a reef. She was in 50 ft of water, there was no way she should have been left on bottom where she sank.
What was the importance of doing this?? Why go to all this trouble to simply remove just another sunken boat, I'm confused here? Are they trying to destroy the owner by charging him with environmental crimes and they're gonna give him the bill for doing this??
For one it wasn’t properly sunk, still had diesel in it and wasn’t sunk in about 50ft of water. It’s been a Navigational hazard for a year at low tide the beam was only 18 feet under the surface level of the ocean. There was multiple other issues with the Boat being on the ground as it didn’t sink as they wanted to. They will clean the boat and properly re-sync it off the coast in a safe spot to make an artificial reef.
wander if they scrap buy new or restore her my vote to restore her power wash, flush the engine new electrical,electronics a-z. plus pull the engine apart soak in evap-o rust. New gaskets sand blast every thing. Betcha prop shaft seal went. Time lapse if they decide to do so. Drain the fuel ⛽️ flush the fuel tanks. New glass fresh paint fresh splash sea trials
A great bit of film but 'lifted from the bottom of the Atlantic ocean?' Hmm. The Titanic lies at the bottom of the Atlantic ocean hundreds of miles off shore; not quite shore half a mile is quite the same; you Americans have a propensity for overstating things. 🎅
@@stephenbassett4317 the fact of the matter is 50ft depth or 200ft depth the bottom of the Atlantic Ocean is accurate statement and title cause the ship was in fact laying on the bottom of the Atlantic Ocean. Didn’t overstate anything.
Except those four photos zoom in and rotate completely around the boat to give you almost every angle of it. Don’t gotta watch the whole thing, thought it was interesting.
It only matters that no lives were lost, everything else is a matter for underwriters, lawyers and negotiators, after which a cheque, or cheques will be issued.
Good salvage, great ariel videography and narration.
Thank you.
My boat was same size and lost with fire in 1984. She lays in 20m of water in the north sea about 30 miles off flamborough head. Stern trawler with 860hp cat
How many of my friends have fed their families off of what she caught is amazing in its own right. One of the most storied fishing vessels on the East Coast of the United States.
That was my uncles boat. He built it in Alabama and owned it for over 40 years. I worked with him and my dad on it for almost 4 years my uncle joe rose named it after my aunt sue rose. He sold it about 5 years ago to a company in r.i and now she's where she is. She has been in this family a long time and it's sad to see where it's at now. It holds a great sentimental value in this family it really sucks to see it like this
@ceciljones2695 didn't notice this was Cecil don't believe I had to tell you about the boat you know all about the family
Its amazing what those gantrys can pick up
I remember when Benny built the Kathy , Susan and Margaret. The Capt Rose was the Eastern rig. I'm from Greenport . I was on the Elizabeth Ashley.
@Slingbld my dad first worked on the capt rose with my uncle and bickle his father before joe built the capt rose. Them my dad went on to run the tweetles and Donna for 30 years.
Wow! Thanks for sharing, 77 ft and looks so small beside the rescue barge. Great filming. Watching from Ontario Canada.
Great video of the actual raising of Susan Rose.
Excellent flying and videography, thank you very much.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Our vessel was the Heidi/Kristi out of Jerusalem Harbor, Point Judith RI. . Originally name Venus, she was built in Plymouth Mass she was an 76 foot wood trawler eastern rig .. She collided with a ferry on her maiden voyage and sunk in the bay. Raised and refitted she earned a good living up to the late 80s when she again sunk off RI due to a broken valve. Lovely vessel to work on and solid sea faring even in a storm . Miss my day of being a ship mate on a trawler . Thanks .
The ocean very calm, like a lake. Good day to do such a thing.
Nice Drone footage. 👍🇺🇸
Very cool to watch,I'm a desert guy new Mexico
Worked on a boat that was brought up after 3 yrs. Some things in engine room had oil or fuel on em some taps were perfect. The 45 needed some work but was fixed. Saved the crank from the cummins engine it was perfect. Think the aluminum bellhousing acted like a zink it was dust.
Great footage
Getting scrapped or rebuilt?
Wow! Looks like it had been sunk for years.
Great filming with your drone well done
Excellent Video Sir ! You Have a Future with this work !
I believe this the same boat that got stuck on the sand with the guy jumping off almost a year ago today.
Yes that’s what I said in the info….
@@jerseyshorefireresponse i am so so stupid :/
@@theskyguy.55you’re not stupid! You just missed what he said!
@@denniscrane9753 Thank you
It looks like it's been under for a hundred years!
Slightly used steel hulled boat for sale, built by good welder. Old friend selling his boat.
Fascinating, very well done. 👍
wonder if she will be cleaned up n rebuild and put back into service or scrapped out
She's only got one eye to see out of, no wonder she missed the inlet.
The other widows are covered up
I got it, I have a sense of humor
Why was it lifted out of its watery grave? Was foul play suspected? Or was it a navigational hazard? Seems like a lot of money spent on a boat that is more than likely just scrap?
It was absolutely a navigational hazard
@ I had to do a google search on that fishing vessel. I’m not familiar with the back story, that was never revealed. I live in Connecticut far enough away from the disaster. Once I read about the whole story that the crew let the boat ground itself on the beach. Then being pulled out & subsequently sinking in only 50 feet of water. I knew right away that part of the structure would be very close to the surface of the water. Then I answered my own question that the boat would indeed be considered scrap & sold off by the pound. That the insurance company was going to be on the hook for everything.
The next question would be about the crew. I know they were rescued. They might be on the hook with the owner of the company for the eventual destruction of the boat? I wouldn’t want be on the crew during their exit interview. Then being black balled forever for allowing that to happen?
Somebody took a nap on the way inn and woke up on the Beach lucky they didn't hit the rock Big Jack's out in front of manasquan rock pile
@@johnclyne6350 the captain of the vessel more than likely, lost his license, probably a 1st mate as well(if they had one)
@@bradmagnuson6963 They’d be very lucky if that is all they lost? They might be on the hook for any all expenses incurred by the owner of the vessel beyond what insurance allows & any & all increases in insurance premiums. They’d be lucky if all they had left after that would be their dignity. Sleeping without someone on watch is perilous especially in congested waters of the northeast. They could have struck a boat out fishing or someone else on their boat also taking it easy. Very stupid in my book. They could have killed someone? They’re lucky it was only property damage?
great video .
Thanks for the visit
So do we know how many feet of water it was sitting in.❤
About 50
Very cool
nice one, thanks!
Those are boarded up from storm or wave damage
Hooper sunk the boat, Chief!
It would have been really interesting to see it coming up out of the water with the crane. I'm wondering if there is any chance of this being rebuilt or at least parts being reused or is it just scrap, since it looks repairable and quite complete overall ?
I agree it was already out of the water by the time the drone went airborne. It was most likely already paid out by insurance and will get scrapped.
Why did it sink in the first place?
what was the pourpose of retrieving this ship, and at what cost
It's strange to see all of that sand there along the jetty. I haven't been there in years but that spot was my favorite surf spot and now it's gone.
When did that happen?
Hurricane Sandy removed a lot of sand…
The government put a lot of sand back… a few years later…
That's impressive, makes me wonder what shape the Andrea Gail is currently in, that was the boat from the Perfect Storm very similar to this one, has never been found but if it ever is I doubt that it could be saved this one got lucky
They generally don’t lift boats that are considered graves.
Did anyone pass away
Everyone on the boat survived
@jerseyShore did u get any footage of the Country Club Wildfire in LAkewood?
They did find the Andrea Gale not long ago.
So will it be refurbished and put back to sea or scraped?
Properly cleaned & made into artificial reef further out
Refurbished, salvaging a sunken boat for scarp wouldn't make any sense. It would cost more to raise it then the scrap steel is worth. If they weren't planning or rebuilding her they would have just left it on the bottom. The only exception is when the wreck is blocking a channel or a hazard to navigation then the CG will probably make you remove the wreck.
@@Trump985 She was considered a hazard to navigation which is why she had to be raised.
@@jerseyshorefireresponse Yea, don't dare make it available to someone who has the ability to repair and restore it and make a living for his family. What ever happened to salvaging and reusing things. Its a shame that we have become a ;to quick to throw away; society. Its still intact, SAVE IT!!!
@@dougmckenzie680 Such a wasteful society we live in .
Video footage was clear but why didn't you show it breaking the water coming up ?
Shoulda left it on the bottom.That boat is un seaworthy.The reason it rolled is because it had no water or fuel or ice onboard and it became unstable and as soon as they floated it it rolled.
I agree.
Navigational hazard that's why she was raised she's going to be stripped down to just bare metal and taken out and turned into a reef. She was in 50 ft of water, there was no way she should have been left on bottom where she sank.
@ just saying it was at home on the bottom.Didnt want to see it hurt someone.
@@Mike-tj2oo it needed to be removed because it’s a hazard
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Whose doing the salvage....hope it's not bob thebuilder who did the last one
Considering beating she took the port side plateing looks streaght
But why?
Navigational hazard it was only in 50 ft of water
I hope her bountiful harvest in the catch hold is still edible. I'm hungry for some fresh pink snapper fillets stuffed with some sausage in the can.
Who pays to recover these sunken boats ?
You of course 😊 or the insurance company but in the end. You pay higher rates 😜😜😜
@@jd-ku3iw not me
Usually, salvage companies. They pay to get salvage rights to the vessel
There's a shipwreck in New Jersey I'd love to get salvage rights to, but new jersey won't allow it
@@bradmagnuson6963 thanks
She will buff right out
Good now go get to Andrea and Gail 😁
That boat is probaby in 3,000ft of water. probably no reason to.
What was the importance of doing this?? Why go to all this trouble to simply remove just another sunken boat, I'm confused here? Are they trying to destroy the owner by charging him with environmental crimes and they're gonna give him the bill for doing this??
For one it wasn’t properly sunk, still had diesel in it and wasn’t sunk in about 50ft of water. It’s been a Navigational hazard for a year at low tide the beam was only 18 feet under the surface level of the ocean. There was multiple other issues with the Boat being on the ground as it didn’t sink as they wanted to. They will clean the boat and properly re-sync it off the coast in a safe spot to make an artificial reef.
No doubt, or the enviros will have a conniption fit !!!!
The wave sound is annoying.
Just needs a Bandaid
По-моему они там остались порыбачить
@@жизньвкотеджеизопилок Wow!Thats just stupid!
Hay my sisters name is Susan rose I must let her know there a fishing boat with her name
little paint and spit be all good to go..
wander if they scrap buy new or restore her my vote to restore her power wash, flush the engine new electrical,electronics a-z. plus pull the engine apart soak in evap-o rust. New gaskets sand blast every thing. Betcha prop shaft seal went. Time lapse if they decide to do so. Drain the fuel ⛽️ flush the fuel tanks. New glass fresh paint fresh splash sea trials
They already said they are resinking it as an artificial reef. So this whole thing to bring it back up was a waste of time and money
@@michaelsorber7859 They had to as she was considered a hazard to navigation.
@@michaelsorber7859 What an idiotic remark. The boat was a hazard to navigation, so it had to be removed
Use flex tape and flex seal and off she goes
Feel bad for the sea life and fish that were trapped in boat after they brought it up.
Not to worry ,others will make more...
A great bit of film but 'lifted from the bottom of the Atlantic ocean?' Hmm. The Titanic lies at the bottom of the Atlantic ocean hundreds of miles off shore; not quite shore half a mile is quite the same; you Americans have a propensity for overstating things. 🎅
@@stephenbassett4317 the fact of the matter is 50ft depth or 200ft depth the bottom of the Atlantic Ocean is accurate statement and title cause the ship was in fact laying on the bottom of the Atlantic Ocean. Didn’t overstate anything.
I think they forgot to put the drain plug in the back of the boat when they left...🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Good lord, this is basically like seeing 4 photos that take 16 minutes to view.
Except those four photos zoom in and rotate completely around the boat to give you almost every angle of it. Don’t gotta watch the whole thing, thought it was interesting.
Some new paint and a little bondo will be good as new
You know she’s ruined.The cost of restoring her me more than replacing her❤
She might need a full detail job..😂😂
Fake ocean sounds.🤮
Wow that's it not very interesting lame....
@@GeorgejJuddjr you don’t have to watch…. Lame
Somebody took a nap on the way in and ended up waking up in surf lucky they didn't hit the rocks
Under for a year in salt water. It's basically scrap metal now.
This boat was in state Waters and I imagine the owners had to pay to get it out of there
Federal
@gregktm assuming it sunk 1/4 mile the beach that would be state waters. Generally state waters extend from the coast out to 3 NM.