Miss Linda Boat Charters

Passenger, Research, Dive & Supply Vessel
Serving the Oregon and Pacific Coast
From Charleston / Coos Bay
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
research buoys for SCRIPPS
Institute of Oceanography and deployed and recovered
underwater glider
research equipment for Oregon
State University.  
(
See Charter Photos)

We have a 22'X34' work deck with 2500 lb tie downs on
a 4'X4' pattern across the entire deck.  We have an
11,000 lb fixed A-Frame boom and hoist.  We 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 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
ABOUT MISS LINDA

Miss Linda was a 76' fishing vessel.  Now she
is a heavy duty yet beautiful Charter Boat.  

She was built in 1989 in Coden, Alabama and
was brought around to the Pacific Coast
through the Panama Canal.  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.
PHOTOS

Previous Charters

Miss Linda Inside

Miss Linda - Outside Features

Miss Linda - Engine room
SHORELINE EDUCATION FOR AWARENESS

We are truly grateful to our good  friends at Shoreline
Education For Awareness  (S.E.A.) for their ongoing
support and encouragement.  They often volunteer as
docents on our Harbor Tours and Whale Watching
cruises.  They also regularly train others in our coastal
community with seminars to become docents who then
have the opportunity to staff popular coastal lookouts.  
There they are able to point out, to both locals and
tourists, an abundant variety of animals, sea and shore
birds and marine mammals such as seals, sea lions and
whales that are often seen from shore.