B.C. TV show says boat that sank off Richmond was ‘utilized’ for several years

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The boat, named Big Coast, was a 30-foot aluminum KingFisher and the former owner said he sold it more than four years ago through a dealer, so he never met the new owner.

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TV show says boat that sank off Richmond was ‘utilized' for several years.

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Big Coast, which has been running for 19 seasons, says the vessel that sank was 'utilized' for several years on the show and sold to new owners in Richmond over four years ago.

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A: The boat, named Big Coast, was a 30-foot aluminum KingFisher and the former owner said he sold it more than four years ago through a dealer, so he never met the new owner.

B: Big Coast, which has been running for 19 seasons, says the vessel that sank was 'utilized' for several years on the show and sold to new owners in Richmond over four years ago.

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**Summary:** A B.C. TV show claims that a sunken charter boat, Big Coast, was "utilized" for several years on the show and sold to new owners four years ago. **Why It Matters:** This claim raises questions about the accuracy of historical records and the potential misuse of vessels in television productions