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DAWG...check the link in posts 7 & 8 and use the site menu to see the building of the boat

Looks to be a Searunner 50' designed by Marples and built out of Charleston by Sea Island Boat Builders out of cold molded wood/epoxy.
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Glad everyone got home safe.

When this happens, I guess there's no chance of bringing her up off the bottom, right? Seems a real waste of a boat. And even if she's broken up, her hulls tell a story and her rigging is going to waste.

Does anyone ever go out with sonar and some grappling hooks and try to bring her up?
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[quote=Bene505;416460]When this happens, I guess there's no chance of bringing her up off the bottom, right? quote]

By now she's probably spread across 3 square miles of the bottom.
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That sucks big time, good everyone was rescued though.
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One good thing about multihulls there are usually some bits left floating to hang onto. (And sometimes a hatch on the bottom incase your upside down)
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Details & update

Still adrift apparently.
Carolina Currents | Crew of Carolina Catamaran Kekoa Rescued
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From this article, it doesn't really appear that she is breaking up or in any real danger of sinking. Wasn't dismasted either... just taking on water. I am wondering how badly she was taking on water, and whether abandoning her was really necessary.

Of course, the people who abandoned her were a professional delivery crew, and it wasn't their boat, and they had little reason not to abandon her... but still...

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Of course, the people who abandoned her were a professional delivery crew, and it wasn't their boat, and they had little reason not to abandon her...
How about getting paid as a reason?
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So what is the reward if you go out and get her, and bring her back?
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