Body of Maine shellfish harvester identified after boat sank in choppy seas

Maine Marine Patrol identifies body found in Medomak River

Dale Boyington, a shellfish harvester from Waldoboro, appears to have drowned after his skiff sank in the Medomak River on Wednesday.

Local shellfish harvester dies after skiff sinks in choppy water on Medomak River

Dale Boyington, 45, was out harvesting clams on a nearby island with two others when the 12-foot skiff they were traveling on sank in rough waters, a release said.

Body of Maine shellfish harvester identified after boat sank in choppy seas

Two other people in the skiff were able to make it to the Dutch Neck shoreline.

Marine Patrol Identifies Individual Recovered From Medomak River

The Maine Marine Patrol has identified the individual whose body was recovered from the Medomak River Thursday, March 29 as 45-year-old Dale Boyington, a shellfish harvester from Waldoboro. According to the Marine Patrol, Boyington was crossing the Medomak River with two other individuals in a 12-foot aluminum skiff after harvesting clams on a nearby island […] The post Marine Patrol Identifies Individual Recovered From Medomak River appeared fi…

Shellfish harvester identified as man pulled from Medomak River

A 45-year-old shellfish harvester has been identified as the man whose body was pulled from the Medomak River in Waldoboro on Wednesday evening. Dale Boyington of Waldoboro had been out on a 12-foot skiff with two other people on the Medomak River after harvesting clams on a nearby island, according to the Maine Department of Marine Resources. Boyington’s body was discovered near Hollis Point by a volunteer who joined the search effort for the …