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Home Port:
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Kodiak, Alaska
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Length Overall:
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128 feet
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Width:
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28 feet
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Depth:
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11.7 feet
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Gross Tons:
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298 – ITC (198)
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Net Tons:
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89 – ITC (135)
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Year built:
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1989
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Where Built:
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Bayou La Batre, Alabama
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Builder:
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Horton Boats, Inc. – Elmo Horton
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Registry:
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United States of America
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Material:
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welded steel
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Rebuilt:
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1995 – 21’ extension
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Fuel System:
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(9) Fuel Oil tanks – 25,800 gallons
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Fresh Water:
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(2) fresh water tanks @1500 gallons
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Anchor Deck:
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1,500 lbs Danforth style anchor
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Main Propulsion:
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Twin MPTK Mitsubishi 6-cylinder inline duals
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Horsepower:
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630 @ 1,600 rpm
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Start:
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24 VDC electric
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Cooling System:
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keel
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Auxiliary Power #1:
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Detroit 8V92 NA 8-cylinder (port- AC and hydraulic power)
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Auxiliary Power 21:
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Detroit 8V71 NA 8-cylinder V series natural (starboard- AC and hydraulic power)
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Fuel System:
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FOT No. 1
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bow centerline = 3,600 gallons
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FOT No. 2
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port and starboard win aft of FOT No. 1 = 3,600 gallons each
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FOT No. 3
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forward amidships wing port and starboard = 1,500 gallons each
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FOT No. 4
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aft amidships wing port and starboard = 1,500 gallons each
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FOT No. 5
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stern wing between lazarette and engine room port and starboard = 4,500 gallons each
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Estimated Total Fuel Capacity:
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25,800 gallons
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The Coast Guard rescued 11 fishermen from two different vessles in less than 24 hours in extreme weather conditions Wednesday, January 24th including the FV Kimberly pictured above. The entire of state of Alaska has been experiencing brutal weather conditions this winter. From record snowfalls in Valdez and Cordova to growing sea ice in the [...]
Here, at the Cornelia Marie family we believe in a few simple things. “Work hard, Play Hard” or “Work hard, play harder” if you prefer. We believe in a strong work ethic. Capt Phil said, “Everybody wants to be big time, they just don’t want to work for it.” If you are of able and [...]
It was one year ago today that we lost the skipper of the FV Cornelia Marie. Capt. Phil harris passed away on February 9th, 2010. I think it is appropriate to mark this date on this website today and every year this site exists. Capt. Phil was a big reason why “Deadliest Catch” grew in [...]
This article comes from People magazine Before his death on Feb. 9 at 53, Phil Harris, the tough and colorful captain of the Cornelia Marie on Discovery’s Deadliest Catch, fought against all odds, came out of a medically-induced coma following lengthy surgery, spent a few more days with friends and family – and set his [...]
The following article is by ROSE COX of The Dutch Harbor Fisherman ([email protected]) To fans of the “Deadliest Catch,” he was captain Phil Harris, the famous crab-killing rider of the wild Bering Sea. But to those living at the tip of the Aleutian chain, he was just plain Phil, one of the most endearing, demanding [...]
