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Every Vessel Hunter story on Fishing vessel: 7 stories, from 11 August 2026 to 4 October 2026. Newest: "Argos Georgia sank after a shell door opened in heavy seas, MAIB finds". Each story links to the ships and ports it names, so a name in the text opens the record behind it.

A fisherman sitting by the water at an industrial dock
Incident

Argos Georgia sank after a shell door opened in heavy seas, MAIB finds

The MAIB's final report on the longliner Argos Georgia traces the loss of 13 lives off the Falklands to a line-hauling hatch that opened in heavy seas and could not be closed.

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A small industrial harbour
Incident

Three dead and four missing as Thai fishing vessel sinks

Three crew died and four remain missing after the Thai fishing vessel S. Kanchanawari 888 sank about 40 nautical miles off Sattahip in severe weather, with 15 of the 22 on board rescued.

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A bulk carrier under way at sea, seen from the air
Incident

Bulk carrier First Margaux strikes fishing vessel in Singapore Strait

The Panama-flagged bulk carrier First Margaux struck the stern of the Chinese fishing vessel Luqing Yuanyu 108 in the Singapore Strait on 17 September, with no reported injuries on either ship.

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Fishing vessel and crew at an industrial quayside
Incident

Search Suspended for Two Crew After French Trawler Sinks in the Channel

A helicopter, a fixed-wing aircraft, four RNLI lifeboats and a large number of civilian vessels searched for two days before the operation was suspended pending further information.

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Vessels alongside in a small industrial harbour
Incident

Russian Fishing Vessel Alpha Crux Sinks Alongside in Montevideo

The Russian-flagged fishing vessel Alpha Crux lost stability and sank at its berth in Montevideo; all 41 crew were evacuated without injury.

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A fishing vessel working far offshore
Incident

Two Diverting Ships Rescue 27 From Burning Tuna Seiner Off Galapagos

All 27 crew of the Ecuadorian tuna seiner Drennec were recovered within 11 hours of the first distress alert, 450 nautical miles southwest of the Galapagos Islands.

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Fishing vessels ashore in a repair yard
Incident

US Navy Declines To Raise Sunken Fishing Vessel Lily Jean

The United States Navy has declined a request to salvage a fishing vessel that sank off Gloucester in January and to recover the remains of six crew believed still aboard.

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