Every morning we take a look at who’s in Gloucester Harbor — the draggers and lobster boats tied up along the working waterfront, the tugs and workboats, and the visitors that make people stop and ask “what’s that boat?” — the schooners, research vessels, and Coast Guard cutters that swing into port. If it shows up in the harbor, we’ll spot it here. One honest note: not every boat carries the tracking signal this runs on — a lot of the smaller lobster boats don’t — so if your boat’s not on the list, it doesn’t mean she wasn’t in. Here’s who’s in this morning:
- CG 47303 — Coast Guard 47-footer, in the inner harbor, sitting at 0 knots (last signal 5:23 AM).
- CG 47259 — Coast Guard 47-footer, moored in the inner harbor (last signal 5:22 AM).
That was it for transmitters this morning — no draggers or lobster boats sent a signal during the 5:00–5:30 AM listen, on a Small Craft Advisory morning when most of the fleet stayed tied up.
