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Originally published Wednesday, January 16, 2013 at 8:58 AM

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Crewman falls off crab boat off WA coast

The Coast Guard says seas are calm and visibility is good Wednesday morning off the Washington coast for a crewman who fell overboard from a crab boat about eight miles west of the mouth of the Queets River.

The Associated Press

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This story's tone makes no sense. If the man has been in 48-degree water since 1:30 AM... MORE

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SEATTLE —

The Coast Guard says seas are calm and visibility is good Wednesday morning off the Washington coast for a crewman who fell overboard from a crab boat about eight miles west of the mouth of the Queets River.

Petty Officer Nathan Bradshaw says the 56-year-old man fell into the water about 1:30 a.m. while setting crab pots from the Westport-based vessel Senja.

He was not wearing a life jacket when he landed in the 48-degree water.

The Coast Guard is searching with a helicopter from Astoria and 47-foot boat from Westport.

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