Tug Smith

by JimKennard Dec 7th, 2007, made popular Dec 7th, 2007

sea-viewdiving.com — The Tug Smith sank in October 1930 on Lake Erie near Long Point while in tow to Sarnia for repairs lies in 165 feet of water.

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by hearsejr on 6/20/2008 can you guys put more pictures and info on this boat. I am interested in tugs and fishing boats and want to see more of these type boats. thanks Bill

by hearsejr on 6/20/2008

can you guys put more pictures and info on this boat. I am interested in tugs and fishing boats and want to see more of these type boats.
thanks
Bill

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