Miss Linda Charters
Research, Passenger, Dive & Supply Vessel Serving the Oregon and Pacific Coast From Charleston/Coos Bay, Oregon
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ABOUT OUR SERVICES
We serve the entire Pacific Coast as needed. We
operate as a Passenger Vessel, Research Vessel,
Work Boat, Crew Boat, Supply Vessel, Dive Vessel
or Tow Boat. We also Deliver Motor Boats, Vessels
and Yachts.
We have served as a platform for the US Navy
Underwater Construction Diving Team, transported
passengers and freight to ships near and offshore,
launched and recovered buoys and other research
equipment for SCRIPPS Institute of Oceanography
and Oregon State University.
(See Commercial Charters Photos)
We have a 22'X34' work deck with 2,500 lb tie downs
on a 4'X4' pattern across the entire deck. We have a
10,000 lb crane, an articulating stern davit with 600'
of 3/8" cable, a side davit for CTD's etc. and a capstan
with vertical or horizontal capability. We also have a
large towing bit that will handle 200 gross ton vessels
and small barges.
(See Outside Features Photos)
Our US Coast Guard licensed Captains, Mates and
Crew are also Coast Guard Auxiliary members with
security clearance and TWIC cards.
(See Crew Photos)

For Information or Reservations Call Office 541-888-2128 Cell 541-290-3205 email us here
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ABOUT MISS LINDA
Miss Linda was a 76' fishing
vessel. Now she is a heavy
duty yet beautiful Commercial
Charter Boat and Research
Vessel. She was built in 1989
in Coden, Alabama. She
worked as a fishing vessel off
the coast of California, Oregon
and Washington catching a
variety of bottom fish, pink
shrimp and albacore tuna.
Miss Linda was converted to a
charter and research vessel in
2004 and continues to expand
her versatility and capabilities.
SHORELINE EDUCATION FOR AWARENESS
We are truly grateful to our good friends at Shoreline Education For Awareness
(S.E.A.) for their dedicated volunteer service. They all help to educate others
about our beautiful shoreline's natural treasures with it's amazing marine wildlife
and how we can best protect them all in harmony with nature itself. Thank you all.