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Home›Green Marine›Rescue as trawler starts to sink
Green Marine

February 6, 2007 · about 19 years ago

Rescue as trawler starts to sink

Four trawlermen had to be rescued when their fishing boat began sinking off the Tyneside coast. The skipper of the Eyemouth-based “Margarets”, which had earlier sailed from Blyth, made an emergency call when water started to fill the fish room.

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Four trawlermen had to be rescued when their fishing boat began sinking off the Tyneside coast. The skipper of the Eyemouth-based “Margarets”, which had earlier sailed from Blyth, made an emergency call when water started to fill the fish room.

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