SCRIPPS Institute of Oceanography Wave Rider Buoy
Underwater Research Glider recovery North of Coos Bay
1500 pounds of chain for buoy anchor
Wave hight /direction/timing monitoring buoy
Deployed and Recovered Oregon State University Bongo Net and Vertical Net for Fisheries Research
Offshore Delivery of Passengers/Crew, Equipment & repair parts
Recovering SCRIPPS Wave Rider buoy for battery replacement
Deployed and Recovered Oregon State University AWAK research equipment
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| Information / Reservations Office 541-888-2128 Cell 541-290-3205 email us here |
| Miss Linda Charters Research, Passenger, Dive & Supply Vessel Serving the Entire Pacific Coast From Charleston / Coos Bay Oregon |
Miscellaneous Charters
ABOUT OUR SERVICES
OUR SERVICE AREA
We serve the entire Pacific Coast as needed. We operate as a Research Vessel, Passenger Vessel, Dive
Vessel and even an assist Tow Boat. Our captains also Deliver Motor Vessels and Yachts.
SOME OF OUR CUSTOMER BASE
We mainly work as a Research Vessel, deploying and recovering Buoys, ROVs and a variety of other
research and test equipment for Oregon State University (OSU), the National Oceanic and Atmospheric
Administration (NOAA), Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife (ODFW), SCRIPPS Institute of
Oceanography (SCRIPPS), Teledyne and OCEANA. We have also served as a Diving platform for the US
Navy Underwater Construction Diving Team. As a Passenger Vessel we have transported passengers/crew
and freight to and from a number of ships near and offshore.(
(See Respective Charters Photos)
SOME OF OUR MAJOR FEATURES
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 A-Frame with 600' of 3/8" cable, a deck winch for recovery of moorings
etc, a starboard side Power/Crab Block with an Articulating Davit, a port side Davit with a Capstan for CTD's
etc, and a capstan with vertical or horizontal capability. We also have a Bow Thruster for Station Keeping
while working with ROVs and a large towing bit that will handle 200 gross ton vessels and small barges.
(See Outside Features Photos)
OUR CREW
Our US Coast Guard licensed Captains, Mates and Crew are First Aid and CPR Certified and also Coast
Guard Auxiliary members with security clearance and Homeland Security TWIC cards.
(See Crew Photos)
OUR SERVICE AREA
We serve the entire Pacific Coast as needed. We operate as a Research Vessel, Passenger Vessel, Dive
Vessel and even an assist Tow Boat. Our captains also Deliver Motor Vessels and Yachts.
SOME OF OUR CUSTOMER BASE
We mainly work as a Research Vessel, deploying and recovering Buoys, ROVs and a variety of other
research and test equipment for Oregon State University (OSU), the National Oceanic and Atmospheric
Administration (NOAA), Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife (ODFW), SCRIPPS Institute of
Oceanography (SCRIPPS), Teledyne and OCEANA. We have also served as a Diving platform for the US
Navy Underwater Construction Diving Team. As a Passenger Vessel we have transported passengers/crew
and freight to and from a number of ships near and offshore.(
(See Respective Charters Photos)
SOME OF OUR MAJOR FEATURES
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 A-Frame with 600' of 3/8" cable, a deck winch for recovery of moorings
etc, a starboard side Power/Crab Block with an Articulating Davit, a port side Davit with a Capstan for CTD's
etc, and a capstan with vertical or horizontal capability. We also have a Bow Thruster for Station Keeping
while working with ROVs and a large towing bit that will handle 200 gross ton vessels and small barges.
(See Outside Features Photos)
OUR CREW
Our US Coast Guard licensed Captains, Mates and Crew are First Aid and CPR Certified and also Coast
Guard Auxiliary members with security clearance and Homeland Security TWIC cards.
(See Crew Photos)
Rescue of Record Breaking French Ocean Rower coming from Japan
Ship Alaska Ocean
Ship Seattle Enterprise
Ship Kodiak Enterprise
| 129 Days to cross the Pacific from Choshi, Japan to Coos Bay, Oregon, USA - November 1, 2005 |
Oregon State University - Oceanography and Fisheries
Long Range Glider recovery 90 mi. West of Newport
US Navy in Oregon and Washington States - SCUBA and Hard Hat Diving
SCUBA Diving in Oregon State Waters
SCUBA and Hard Hat Diving in Washington State Waters
| See Photos Below |
| For Information or Reservations Call Office 541-888-2128 Captains Cell 541-290-3205 email us here |
| See Photos Below |
| Recovering the Video Lander System |
| Deploying the Video Lander System |
| Power Block, Landing Table and Line Coiler |
| Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife |