This is a Sad Thing

This is the trailer for a movie that came out several years ago, but I just found out about it. Old hands will recognize the boat - it is the famous SEEKER. From IMDB:

Four best friends from boarding school decide to attend a massive blow-out High School graduation party on Block Island. After missing the last ferry they decide to hire a fishing boat to take them on what should be a simple journey. What they get is the trip from hell, with a captain and his first mate that have no intention of taking the kids to Block Island, putting them into a fight to survive and to simply make it back to land ... any land.

The film DEAD SOUND is a cheap exploitation flick that is not worth watching. The boat does not look in great shape either - it is gutted and filled with garbage. On the plus side, the boat was still in the water and running, which is better than rotting away on blocks.

Here's something else I found: Captain Steve Bielenda of the Wahoo holding the sign that was left on the Andrea Doria by the SEEKER. The video below explains ...
I doubt this kept the Wahoo divers out for very long.
In fact, looking at Gary Gentile's goody bag, I don't think it kept them out at all.


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Ghost Crab
Ghost Crab
Ocypode quadrata
Fiddler Crab
Fiddler Crab
Uca spp

These small crabs are largely terrestrial. Female Fiddler Crabs lack the huge claw of the male, which is very strong but is used only in dance-like territorial displays. Several species in the area differ mainly by habitat. Fiddlers prefer marshes and stream banks, where huge colonies riddle the peat with tunnels near the waterline. Almost entirely terrestrial, you will find Ghost Crabs skittering across the beaches at night. Placed in the water, they may even drown! Both grow to a body size of approximately 1 inch.