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F/V Starbound Medevac

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Midnight on February 13, a 44-year-old crewman aboard F/V STARBOUND was reported as having heart attack symptoms. The Coast Guard deployed a helicopter to the location STARBOUND off St. Paul, Alaska, and airlifted the man to the St. Paul Clinic.

STARBOUND is registered as a 205-foot, steel-hulled fishing vessel based in Seattle. There is no word on the crewman’s condition.

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