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Dark Side of Miami River, $4M Stealth Yacht Sinks in Miami River!

Boating is undeniably a wonderful way to create cherished memories on the water, whether you’re on a river, bay, or any other chosen waterway. However, it’s crucial to recognize that boating also comes with significant responsibilities. It’s not an activity where one can simply disregard safety and take risks, as this can lead to dangerous and costly consequences.

As numerous videos available online demonstrate, things can escalate quickly when you’re out on the water. Dangerous situations don’t wait for you, even if you’re enjoying a leisurely day on the boat. In fact, unfamiliar environments often make disasters unfold rapidly, and when you’re on a boat, events tend to transpire in a hurry.

In this feature, we turn our attention to the vigilant camera work of the Boat Zone team on YouTube, which provides a glimpse of various incidents that unfolded on the Miami River. The Miami River is renowned for its vibrant party scene, with super yachts and lively boat parties that attract spring breakers.

With so much excitement and chaotic action, it’s no surprise that some remarkable situations occur. In the video below, our host guides us through some of the most significant boating mistakes made on the Miami River. While some of these mishaps could happen to anyone, others are undoubtedly the result of poor decision-making.

One of the most memorable mishaps involves a boat called the “Vanquish Falcon.” It passes by the camera and then abruptly returns in reverse just moments later. Sadly, this vessel was in the process of sinking. Fortunately, the captain managed to evacuate the passengers from the boat and hurriedly sped away in an attempt to save the yacht. Despite all efforts to rescue the vessel, which was estimated to be worth around $4 million, it eventually succumbed to the water.

Boating is an incredible pastime, but it’s essential to prioritize safety and adhere to best practices to ensure a pleasant and secure experience on the water.

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A sinking yacht at Haulover inlet was rescued just in time earlier this month when the boat started taking on water.

The sixteen meter Sunseeker flybridge yacht had twelve passengers aboard when things took a turn for the worst. The near catastrophe happened at the famous Haulover inlet Miami Dade, Florida a little after 2pm on December 12 .

Crew aboard the boat were quick to react and transferred the woman and children to safety.

TowBoatUS first arrived to assist the yacht and ITowBoats arrived at some point after. Miami Police and Miami Dade Fire Rescue also came out to assist.  The sinking yacht appears to have had a broken hose pipe in the engine room that caused it to take on water.

ITowBoatUS ended up successfully getting the Sunseeker back safely to the marina.

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The Sunseeker involved is a Manhattan 52 second series model that replaced the 55 model and debuted in fall of 2016.

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The Coast Guard in Miami said it had received a report "from a good Samaritan" who rescued a man "clinging to a capsized vessel approximately 45 miles east of Fort Pierce Inlet."

Noone on board was wearing a life jacket, authorities said in its statement. (Representational)

The US Coast Guard launched a search for 39 people reported missing when a boat capsized off the coast of Florida in a "suspected human smuggling venture," it said Tuesday.

The survivor said the boat had left Bimini in the Bahamas on Saturday night but encountered rough weather and capsized.

"According to the survivor, no one was wearing a life jacket," the statement said.

"Coast Guard air and surface asset crews are actively searching for people in the water. This is a suspected human smuggling venture," said the statement, which was posted on Twitter.

An image released by the Coast Guard shows the capsized vessel in the water with a man straddling the hull.

Human smugglers are known to use the Bahamas, a group of islands lying near the Florida coast, as a jumping off point for getting people, many from other Caribbean countries such as Haiti, into the United States.

Bimini, the westernmost district of the Bahamas and its closest point to the mainland, is approximately 130 miles (217 kilometers) from Fort Pierce Inlet.

On Friday, 32 people were rescued after a boat capsized some five miles west of Bimini in another suspected human smuggling attempt, according to the US Coast Guard and the Royal Bahamas Defence Force.

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The US Coast Guard tweeted that its vessels patrol the waters around Haiti, Puerto Rico and the Bahamas "to ensure the safety of life at sea."

"Navigating the seas in overloaded and less than seaworthy vessels is extremely dangerous and can result in loss of life," it warned.

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Historic 1930 Motor Yacht Sinks In Miami

As the sun came up over the Miami River on Saturday, April 25th 2009; what was once a Grand old Motor Yacht was laying on the bottom after taking on water earlier in the week and sinking in her berth. The 121' Nevins currently named Lovely Lady was originally named Tara ; commissioned by Pierson to be built at New York's famous Nevins yard (the largest yacht ever built at Nevins), purchased by retired Admiral E. Townsend Irvin (friends of President Dwight D. and Mrs. Mamie Eisenhower) U.S. Navy War Commission and Commodore of prestigious New York Yacht Club. The yacht was the flagship of the club. In 1942, when the United States entered World War II, he donated the vessel to "the cause" as wood boats served as ideal minesweepers.

When the war ended, Tara was sold to the Remington-Rand Corporation (later Sperry-Rand) and again, she hosted many notables and witnessed historic events. Sperry-Rand became the backer and sole distributor for the newly formed Univac Company and many of the associations that led the way to the formation and development of the modern computer were born aboard this vessel. Tara's logs show that she crossed the Atlantic a number of times.

However, it wasn't until 1958, when Tara was renamed Lovely Lady when she was sold to California entrepreneurs who leased the vessel to movies and television producers, when she reached the height of her recognition. Starting in 1958, she had a brief appearance in Billy Wilder's "Some Like it Hot", starring Marilyn Monroe, Jack Lemmon and Tony Curtis. She appeared in many Television shows, and thirty years of films, the last being Mel Gibson's "Tequila Sunrise" in 1988. In the 1990's, she served as a private charter yacht in California, Mexico, and the Caribbean. Many Hollywood notables chartered her for private parties, including Alfred Hitchcock, Joan Caulfield, and Alan Hale. Currently, a screenplay is being written with regard to the vessels intriguing encounters, including being the scene of the passing of a New York socialite, and Ms. Monroe is reported to have stayed aboard her during the filming of "Some Like it Hot". In an attempt to learn more about the yacht; a YouTube clip taken from an episode of Batman in the 1960's was discovered. In this amusing video clip Batman and Robin are aboard the "Bat Copter" flying over the Ocean. About half way through the video you will see several close-up shots of what is believed to be the Lovely Lady underway. Make sure you watch the entire clip as you will learn more about how to ward off aggressive shark attacks...very educational and informative! Watch Here.

TowBoatU.S. Ft. Lauderdale was awarded the daunting task of salvaging this vessel to enable the fuel to be pumped from her tanks. Commercial divers with surface supplied air and dry suits went to work that morning in the murky waters of the Miami River with the task of patching each of the through hull fittings, port lights, hatches and other suspect areas of the hull. After patching was complete dewatering pumps were used to pump the vessel out allowing environmental crews to board the boat and begin pumping the fuel from each of the vessels tanks using a vacuum truck. TowBoatU.S. Ft Lauderdale's Salvage Master Chris Stevens stated "Most of the boats that we have salvaged over the 13 years that I have worked for the company have been constructed of fiberglass, aluminum or steel. Planked wooden hulls bring about a whole new set of challenges because there are so many places the hull could be compromised. We came prepared for this challenge with twice the number pumps that we would have needed for a fiberglass yacht salvage of similar size. We were successful but it took 2 gas pumps and one diesel dewatering pump to keep the water level steady once the boat was essentially pumped out."

Lovely Lady's owner has spent over a decade dedicated to this restoration. He discovered the yacht in Grand Cayman where the previous owner had left her; overcoming a litany of obstacles including possible demolition using explosives by the holding company for the marina in Grand Cayman and her eventual transit back to Miami Florida in 1999 which was interrupted by a stop in Cuba due to Hurricane Irene's unexpected track change. Since her arrival in Miami, the owner reports that the decks and superstructures have been rebuilt as well as the main engines and generators. A new electrical system has been added to compliment the generators. Much of the boats structural hull framing has also been replaced representing hundreds of man hours and considerable material costs. The next step in the process would have been to haul her out on a railway and complete the framing and hull planking project to insure her seaworthiness for years to come. Her tragic sinking and ever decreasing options for boatyards that have the capability of hauling a vessel of her size and vintage have left the owner in a difficult position. If you would like to learn more about the Lovely Lady please contact the owner at [email protected]

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Popular food boat capsizes and sinks in Florida

By Jordan Freiman

Updated on: May 9, 2022 / 4:13 PM EDT / CBS News

A popular floating restaurant capsized and sank in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, on Sunday. Nobody was injured, but the owner of Jay's Sandbar Food Boat said the vessel is a "total loss."

Fort Lauderdale Fire Rescue said that crews responded to a call of a vessel sinking. 

"Upon arrival crews found the iconic Jay's floating food truck rapidly sinking," FLFR said in a statement. "An assessment of the scene indicated that there were no injuries and no immediate hazards to the environment."

According to the owner , Jeremy Lycke, the boat's stabilizer pontoon "snapped." A worker said the wake from a passing boat is what caused it to snap, CBS Miami reported . Once the outrigger broke, the boat capsized and sank in under five minutes, according to CBS Miami.

Two people, a hostess and chef, were on board at the time the boat sank, Lycke told CBS News. 

"I'm devastated of course, but my crew got out safely and nobody got hurt," Lycke wrote on Facebook, adding that the boat sank in "just 4 feet of water."

Jay's Sandbar Food Boat was a popular floating restaurant that would deliver food to boaters and jet skiers in Fort Lauderdale. The boat had been in operation for three years, according to the owner's Facebook post announcing the sinking.

"We will rebuild, somehow, now first, we got to remove her shallow grave," Lycke wrote. He told CBS News he suffered some $85,000 in damages, but is hoping to rebuild the boat and open a land-based location. 

FLFR said Lycke has contacted a private salvage company to refloat and remove the boat from the Intracoastal Waterway "in the upcoming days."

Jordan Freiman is an editor and writer for CBSNews.com. He covers breaking news, trending stories, sports and crime. Jordan has previously worked at Spin and Death and Taxes.

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• Alfarmarine Bronte, 1975 - 1085
• Baglietto 20 M, 1969 - 1977
• Bertram 31, 1961 - 1986
• Chris Craft 31, 1966 - 1972
• Coronet 21 Daycruiser, 1965 - 1977
• Grand Banks 42 Classic, 1965 - 2004
• Hatteras 53 Motor Yacht, 1969 - 1988
• Italcraft Sarima, 1965 - 1975
• Itama 38, 1979 - 2001
• Magnum 53, 1977 - 1995
• Pershing 54, 1995 - 2004
• Riva Aquarama, 1962 - 1996
• Sunseeker 37 Tomahawk, 1987 - 1992

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