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Search for second missing crew member suspended
The U.S. Coast Guard Sector Southeastern New England suspended search efforts for the second crew member of the 'Yankee Rose' on March 6 at 1:27 p.m., FCoast Guard crews had searched for 21 hours, working continuously through the evening of March 5 and conducting additional searches on the morning of March 6 with the Coast Guard Cutter 'Sturgeon' and an HH-60 helicopter air crew from the Air Station Cape Cod. The Coast Guard coordinated searches with Provincetown Police, Fire, and Harbormaster, as well as Tow Boat U.S. and the Massachusetts Environmental Police. The local fishing community was instrumental throughout the search and rescue process, reporting the initial incident, conducting searches and providing critical information. Despite adverse weather and sea conditions, including freezing temperatures, an active small craft advisory and a gale warning, all available resources were leveraged in the effort to locate the missing mariner. The Coast Guard and Massachusetts Environmental Police were investigating the accident.
Fishing vessel from New Bedford sank - one man recovered unresponsive, one missing
A search was underway about two nautical miles north of Race Point on the early afternoon of March 5, 2026, after the 'Yankee Rose' had capsized at 1150 a.m. The Coast Guard directed the launch of an MH-60 Jayhawk helicopter and a HC-144 Ocean Sentry fixed-wing aircraft crews from Air Station Cape Cod, along with response boats from Station Provincetown and Cape Cod Canal. Massachusetts Environmental Police and local responders, including Towboat U.S. assisted in the search. At approximately 12:27 p.m., the Massachusetts Environmental Police recovered a person from the water.in unresponsive state. He was brought to the MacMillan Wharf in Provincetown by the Masschusettts Environmental Police, where he was pronounced dead. The search continued for a second crew member missing. At approximately 3:48 PM, the Coast Guard helicopter crew confirmed that the 'Yankee Rose' sank with an adjacent debris field. The search was continued. The same vessel was involvied in a carbon monoxide incident at the MacMillan Wharf in Provincetown on Feb 26 in the aftermath of the blizzard. Two crew members and several first responders were sent to the Cape Cod Hospital after being exposed to carbon monoxide fumes from a generator being used in a confined space. Report with photo: https://www.news.uscg.mil/Press-Releases/Article/4424789/coast-guard-responds-to-capsized-fishing-vessel-near-race-point/
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