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Fishing trawler runs aground near central coast of British Columbia

Emergency crews successfully rescued the four fishermen onboard, and a hatchery nearby was protected from an oil leak from the vessel, according to the report

By Undercurrent News | Feb. 24, 2025 12:45 GMT
Better: The Western Gambler, a fishing boat that capsized off the coast of British Columbia, Canada, on Feb. 19, 2025. Photograph by Mike Rydqvist McCammon on Facebook.
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A 58-foot fishing trawler, the Western Gambler, has run aground near Napier Point, approximately 3 kilometers south of Bella Bella, located in the central coast region of British Columbia, Canada [...]

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