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Shrimp boat saved after running aground near US’ Outer Banks

Four crew members were airlifted to safety by the US Coast Guard after their shrimp trawler, the Bald Eagle II, ran aground inside an outer sandbar

By Undercurrent News | Dec. 16, 2021 15:58 GMT
Shrimp boats docked in North Carolina. Photograph by John Buie.
Shrimp boats docked in North Carolina. Photograph by John Buie.
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A shrimp trawler that ran aground in the Outer Banks, off the coast of the US state of North Carolina, has been pulled back into the Atlantic Ocean, OBX Today reports [...]

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