Sturgeon Bay Activity

[Bob+]

On Sunday morning, the tug Sarah Andrie arrived at Bay Ship at 0700h hrs, cst. and was tied on berth 12, stern first

[Denny]

I second drydock's comments and agree. Indeed please keep up the good job and reports Bob as we all appreciate it here and will look forward to many more from you as the fleet starts arriving very soon this Winter for Winter Lay-Up as well. Thanks again and 3 Long and 2 Short to you!

[drydock]

Thanks Bob.........Keep up the good work!

[Bob+]

On Saturday, the tug Rebecca Lynn was towed into the graving dock and was placed behind the Samuel de Champlain and then the cement barge Innovation was towed into the graving dock. The Sarter Marine tugs William Gaynor, William Selvick, and Cameron Selvick and the tug Bay Ship assisted in the move.

[Denny]

I second your comment Guest and also with to thank Bob as well for all of his Sturgeon Bay updates. Great job Bob and keep your updates as well coming for all of us here on boatnerd.

[Guest]

Thanks for all the updates Bob. Much appreciated

[Bob+]

The unfinished Polaris energy LNG bunker barge was also towed out of the graving dock and was tied forward of the Mark Barker on berth 9. I didn't notice this barge was being constructed in the dock along with the Barker.

[Bob+]

Early Thursday afternoon, the unfinished Mark Barker was towed out of the graving dock and was towed to berth 9 where it was tied up, probably for the winter.

[Bob+]

Thursday evening, the training ship State of Michigan left Bay Ship with a destination of Travers City.

[Bob+]

Thursday, yard crews and Sarter Marine tugs moved the floating drydock from its summer berth to its winter berth just south of berth 1.

[Bob+]

On Tuesday,the tug Samuel de Champlain and cement barge Innovation arrived at Bay Ship and was tied up on berth 7.

[Bob+]

Wednesday morning, the Lake Guardian and State of Michigan were removed from the floating drydock and were towed to berth 9 by Sarter Marine tugs. Also the tug Spartan notched up with the barge Spartan II.