USCG Cape Strait Cutter
- USCG Cape Strait Cutter as built 1953 in Curtis Bay, Maryland.
- It is 95 feet long and lies intact in 65 feet of water. Festoon with mussels, this small cutter produces numerous tautog, sea bass, lobster and the sandy bottom is prime for gigantic flounder. Sank on purpose Thursday September 9, 1993 as a - Cape May Artificial Reef
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In service from 1953 to 1983, the Cape Strait was stationed at Fort Tilden, NY. Deployed to Florida in 1963 to insure a show of force during the Cuban missile crisis. It's signifigant for divers to know on Thanksgiving 1964 she was dispatched to rescue survivors from the bow section of the Norwegian M/V Stolt Dagali, linking ship wreck history of the New Jersey coast.
