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off the northwest coast of Alaska, but the project never came to fruition. Of her first 41 cruises in the 1950s, she focused on experimental fishing methods and equipment in 11, engaged in midwater trawling in seven, conducted bottom and shrimp trawling in two, and tested a fish pump device in two.
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by then was waterlogged and too heavy for the port's equipment to haul out of the water. Unable to pay her mooring fees or for her repairs, Webb abandoned her at Port
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because of her overdue mooring fees, pumped the water out of her, and hauled her out of the water in
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areas off
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was understood. Meanwhile, the Fish and
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engine broke in June 2008, rendering her inoperable. Repairs were estimated to cost $ 245,000 and take four to six months to complete, so NOAA decided to bring her long career to an end. She was
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would preserve her but willing to sell her to a scrapyard if no other buyer came forward, the port then put her up for sale. On 26 April 2017, Ron Sloan purchased
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habitats, and oceanographic sampling and long-term coastal monitoring, and she provided support to remote field camps and the Little Port Walter Marine
Station in
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a lifting capacity of up to 4,800 pounds (2,200 kg) as well as 7,200 feet (2,200 m) of cable that could pull up to 14,000 pounds (6,400 kg).
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design. The Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) funded her construction using US$ 150,000 ifrom the sale of the FWS fisheries research vessel
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on 11 February 2009, but the Academy never repaired her broken crankshaft, and she remained moored in Salmon Bay under the
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1143:biophysical
1087:Port Walter
1051:harbor seal
1012:fish larvae
644:gillnetting
577:based on a
356:(full load)
342: (NRT)
335: (GRT)
277:Donated to
1613:1950 ships
1607:Categories
1578:2012-09-03
1552:2012-09-03
1534:2012-09-03
1514:References
1450:2009-02-20
1237:Salmon Bay
1213:Sand Point
1205:locomotive
1198:crankshaft
1187:life rafts
1128:Icy Strait
1109:Bligh Reef
1089:, Alaska.
1073:habitats,
1008:crustacean
974:at NOAA's
960:NOAA fleet
927:to locate
858:Bering Sea
792:sea bottom
731:fiberglass
727:laboratory
721:, and net
715:fishfinder
670:NOAA Corps
640:longlining
608:as US FWS
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598:Washington
588:, and the
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563:(FWS 1601)
547:NOAA fleet
528:NOAA Ship
461:scientists
450:NOAA Corps
445:Complement
438:fiberglass
393:Propulsion
257:IMO number
245:Washington
125:Washington
1328:Citations
1124:Karen Rae
1105:oil spill
1079:telemetry
1075:sablefish
1032:porpoises
1016:fish eggs
972:home port
919:In 1960,
903:with the
891:In 1959,
854:schooners
815:gill nets
801:In 1953,
768:shellfish
756:home port
750:Assigned
677:engineers
666:mess room
457:engineers
423:Endurance
331:185
317:Fisheries
98:fisheries
1293:See also
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1083:rockfish
1055:glaciers
1036:cetacean
1020:plankton
990:and the
929:dragging
788:seamount
784:albacore
673:officers
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131:Launched
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1163:LeConte
1130:in the
1071:estuary
1039:ecology
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829:in the
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752:Seattle
699:fishery
684:winches
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532:(R 552)
426:13 days
326:Tonnage
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1028:whales
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988:Alaska
913:canals
847:Canada
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780:Oregon
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735:trawls
646:, and
625:wooden
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594:Tacoma
534:was a
448:10 (2
361:Length
300:Status
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121:Tacoma
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1176:Sitka
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719:sonar
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