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Home›Green Marine›Fire Burns Pleasure Boat Near Anacortes
Green Marine

May 3, 2006 · about 20 years ago

Fire Burns Pleasure Boat Near Anacortes

A 30-foot pleasure boat caught fire and sank near Anacortes, leaving a sheen of diesel fuel in the water. Coast Guard Petty Officer Jeff Pollinger in Seattle says a man on board the boat escaped in a dinghy Wednesday morning and was picked up in another boat. He’s not injured.

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A 30-foot pleasure boat caught fire and sank near Anacortes, leaving a sheen of diesel fuel in the water. Coast Guard Petty Officer Jeff Pollinger in Seattle says a man on board the boat escaped in a dinghy Wednesday morning and was picked up in another boat. He’s not injured.

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