Saginaw River Passage - April 25, 2022

Calumet inbound on the Saginaw River headed for the Wirt Stone Dock in Bay City on 4/24 and then outbound this morning after finishing her split unload at Wirt Saginaw. 4/25

Saginaw River Passage - April 24, 2022

The tug Defiance and her self unloading barge, Ashtabula, arrived on the Saginaw River early Sunday morning, calling on the Port Fisher-Bay Aggregates Dock in Bay City to unload. This is the first cargo of the season for any of the Port Fisher Terminals Docks.

Saginaw River Passages - April 23, 2022

After arriving on Thursday April 21st, and struggling with a tough unload, American Courage was finally able to depart the Saginaw Rock Products/Burroughs Saginaw Dock and was outbound for the lake Saturday morning.  Inbound a short time later was Paul R. Tregurtha, calling on the Consumers Energy Dock in Essexville to unload coal.  Defiance - Ashtabula is also headed for the Saginaw River, expected at the Front Range late Saturday evening.

Saginaw River Passages - April 21, 2022

American Courage was back on the Saginaw River for the second time in three days, traveling to the upper river to unload at the Saginaw Rock Products/Burroughs Saginaw Dock.  Dorothy Ann - Pathfinder made their first visit to the Saginaw River in 2022, calling on the Writ Stone Dock in Bay City to unload.

Saginaw River Passage - April 19, 2022

American Courage was inbound early Tuesday morning, going up the Saginaw River to the Burroughs/Levy dock in Zilwaukee to unload. This was the first time since August 16, 2015 that American Courage traveled through Bay City to an upper river dock in the Saginaw area. She was outbound Tuesday afternoon. 

Saginaw River Passage - April 12, 2022

The tug G.L. Ostrander and her cement barge, Integrity, arrived on the Saginaw River Tuesday morning, calling on the Lafarge Cement Dock in Essexville to unload. This is the first delivery of cement to Lafarge this season.

Saginaw River Passage - April 11th, 2022

The 2022 commercial shipping season is finally underway on the Saginaw River. Algoma Intrepid arrived Monday morning, traveling up to the Wirt Dock in Essexville to unload Potash at the fertilizer terminal. This first vessel passage was four days later than last season and the latest start since 2014.