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Wreckage of Emmy Rose located off coast of Massachusetts Four men died when the Portland-base fishing vessel sank off the coast of Cape Cod last November near the end of a multiday trip to catch groundfish. The Emmy Rose, outbound from Gloucester Harbor in Massachusetts on Sept. 29. Photo by Robert Serbagi The wreckage of the Emmy Rose, a Portland-based fishing vessel that sank last fall, has been located off the coast of Massachusetts. Four fishermen aboard the vessel died when it sank early on Nov. 23 roughly 22 miles northeast of Provincetown, Massachusetts, where 30-knot winds were whip...

Wreckage of Emmy Rose found off coast of Massachusetts © Robert Serbagi September 2020 picture of Emmy Rose taken by Robert Serbagi The wreckage of the Maine-based fishing vessel Emmy Rose has been located six months after it sank off the coast of Massachusetts. Four Maine fishermen — Robert Blethen, Jeff Matthews, Michael Porper and Ethan Ward — were killed.Sign up for our Newsletters Klein Marine Systems, a New Hampshire-based company, worked with the Coast Guard and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Association to conduct a side-scan sonar search for the ship. NOAA said the ship�...

Maine Fishing Boat Owner Says It's Not at Fault for Sinking The Emmy Rose, based in Portland, Maine, sank off Provincetown in November when it was en route to Gloucester, Massachusetts. Published January 10, 2021 • Updated on January 10, 2021 at 9:51 pm The owner of a Maine boat carrying four fishermen that sank off Cape Cod last fall has asked a court to declare it is not at fault. The owner of the 82-foot Emmy Rose wants a Maine federal court judge to declare that it is not liable for damages in the sinking. The owner, Boat Aaron and Melissa Inc., said there was no problem w...

The owner of the Emmy Rose says the boat was solid and in good working order before it sailed

PORTLAND, Maine (AP) — The owner of a Maine boat carrying four fishermen that sank off Cape Cod last fall has asked a court to declare it is not at fault. The owner of the 82-foot Emmy Rose...