Originally published Wednesday, January 7, 2009 at 12:00 AM
PrintCrab fisherman missing in Bering Strait
A 40-year-old crab fisherman was reported missing Tuesday in the Bering Sea after his foot became tangled in a pot line, and he was pulled overboard.
Juneau, Alaska
A 40-year-old crab fisherman was reported missing Tuesday in the Bering Sea after his foot became tangled in a pot line, and he was pulled overboard.
Coast Guard helicopters and a C130 searched — but did not locate the crabber who worked aboard the Kodiak-based Seabrooke.
The Seabrooke was fishing for snow crab about 22 miles northwest of Cold Bay, Alaska, when the accident occurred at about 9:55 a.m., according to Coast Guard Petty Officer Walter Shinn.
The name of the fisherman was not released Tuesday. The search was expected to resume today.
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