Hi Everyone,
I have been away from the computer for a vacation, but will return soon. Watch for updates and a recap of while I was gone around the middle of next week.
Thanks for your patience!
Friday, October 5, 2012
Thursday, September 27, 2012
Saginaw River Passage - September 27th
The tug Olive L. Moore and her barge, Lewis J. Kuber, arrived on the Saginaw River Thursday evening with a split cargo. The pair stopped first at the Bay City Wirt Stone dock to drop part of their load, then continued upriver to finish unloading at the Saginaw Wirt Stone dock. Thee Moore-Kuber were expected to be outbound Friday morning.
Tuesday, September 25, 2012
Saginaw River Passages - September 25th
The Walter J. McCarthy, Jr. called on the Saginaw River early Tuesday, stopping at the Consumers Energy dock in Essexville to unload coal. Once finished, She backed from the dock and out to Light 12 in the Saginaw Bay, where she turned and headed for the lake.
Also inbound on Tuesday was the Olive L. Moore - Lewis J. Kuber, who arrived with a split load. The pair dropped part of their cargo at the Bay Aggregates dock in Bay City, then continued upriver to finish unloading at the Buena Vista dock in Saginaw. The Moore & Kuber were outbound late Tuesday evening.
Also inbound on Tuesday was the Olive L. Moore - Lewis J. Kuber, who arrived with a split load. The pair dropped part of their cargo at the Bay Aggregates dock in Bay City, then continued upriver to finish unloading at the Buena Vista dock in Saginaw. The Moore & Kuber were outbound late Tuesday evening.
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| Olive L. Moore - Lewis J. Kuber inbound at the Saginaw River Front Range |
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| Passing the Consumers Energy |
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| Walter J. McCarthy, Jr. unloading a Consumers Energy in Essexville |
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| A few feet of vessels here - Around 1,700 feet....... |
Sunday, September 23, 2012
Saginaw River Passage - September 23rd
The Stephen B. Roman was inbound on the Saginaw River early Sunday morning, headed for the Essroc Cement dock in Essexville to unload. By Sunday evening, the Roman had finished unloading, turned in the Essexville basin and was outbound for the lake.
Thursday, September 20, 2012
Saginaw River Passage - September 20th
Manitowoc arrived on the Saginaw River Thursday afternoon, calling on the Lafarge Stone Dock in Essexville to unload. She was the first commercial delivery on the river in seven days, since she traveled upriver on the 13th to unload at the GM dock in Saginaw.
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| Manitowoc inbound at the Essexville Range |
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| Manitowoc putting her lines out at the Lafarge Stone dock, with the USS Edson in the background |
Tuesday, September 18, 2012
Saginaw River Traffic
Commercial shipping traffic has been slow on the Saginaw River during the month of September. For the month to date, there have only been six vessel passages, down four from the same period last month. For 2012, traffic had been running above last year's numbers, but with the recent slow period, the numbers have drawn even with last year, with 91 commercial passages for the year to date.
The last vessel passage on the Saginaw River was September 13th, when Manitowoc called on the GM dock in Saginaw to unload coal.
The last vessel passage on the Saginaw River was September 13th, when Manitowoc called on the GM dock in Saginaw to unload coal.
Thursday, September 13, 2012
Saginaw River Passages - September 13th
Manitowoc was inbound on the Saginaw River early Thursday evening, traveling up to the GM dock in Saginaw to unload coal. She was expected to be outbound Friday morning.
The Michigan DNR Fisheries vessel, Channel Cat, was on the Saginaw River on Thursday as well. She joined her fellow DNR vessel, Chinook, who is also still in the area
The Michigan DNR Fisheries vessel, Channel Cat, was on the Saginaw River on Thursday as well. She joined her fellow DNR vessel, Chinook, who is also still in the area
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