M.V. Oyster Catcher Standing By in Cape May

M.V. Oyster Catcher arrives safely in Cape May, NJ

After exiting the Chesapeake and Delaware Canal the M.V. Oyster Catcher and her crew crossed the Delaware Bay. We arrived safely at the South Jersey Marina in Cape May, NJ just as a low pressure front was hitting the New Jersey coast. We weathered the storm on docks here at the marina. We will be standing by until the tornado watch has passed and the sea state calms down offshore and allows us to make our trip up the New Jersey coast safely. First Mate Chris Davis will depart today to return to North Carolina where he works as a paramedic. The delivery will continue with Captain Geoff Werner and Captain Jim Baker.


Our Location:

Pictured Below is the South Jersey Marina where we are waiting for the offshore sea state to settle down:

The pinpoints below indicate out position as we made our way to Darien. The top pinpoint is our final destination

The Weather:

The sea state us currently up and the New Jersey is under a Tornado Watch. S winds 10 to 15 kt with gusts up to 20 kt. Seas 3 to 5 ft. Highest seas during the evening. Thunderstorms and showers with visability occasionally below 1 nm.