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Body of Waldoboro Fisherman Recovered from Medomak River

Body of Waldoboro Fisherman Recovered from Medomak River Officials have released the name of a fisherman whose body was recovered from the Medomak River on Tuesday. The Maine Marine Patrol has identified the man as James Guptill, 34, of Waldoboro. His body was recovered from the river at 6:30 Tuesday morning, near Johnson Island. Guptill held a commercial shellfish harvester license, as well as a non-commercial lobster license. His body was taken to the Medical Examiner s office for an autopsy. Get our free mobile app A search for the lost fisherman began at around 9:00 Monday night, after Guptill s 16-foot skiff, with an outboard motor, was found by other local fishermen. The boat had run aground near Havener Point, with no one on board.

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Body of Maine fisherman recovered from Medomak River identified

Body of Maine fisherman recovered from Medomak River identified WGME © Provided by WGME Portland WALDOBORO (WGME) Maine Marine Patrol says they recovered the body of a fisherman from the Medomak River Tuesday morning. The body of 34-year-old James Guptill, of Waldoboro, was recovered around 6:30 a.m. Tuesday near Johnson Island. According the Marine Patrol, the search began Monday night around 9 p.m. after the fisherman’s boat, a 16-foot skiff with an outboard motor, was found by other local fishermen, aground and unoccupied near Havener Point. Marine Patrol along with the US Coast Guard and local first responders searched the river near the boat, along the nearby shore, and from the air with a Coast Guard helicopter.

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Marine Patrol identifies fisherman recovered from Medomak River

WALDOBORO (6/9/2021) After notifying family members, the Maine Marine Patrol has released the name of the man whose body was recovered from the Medomak River yesterday morning. The body of James Guptill, 34 of Waldoboro, was recovered at.

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Officials identify man pulled from Medomak River in Waldoboro

Maine Marine Patrol has released the name of the man whose body was recovered in the Medomak River in Waldoboro Tuesday morning. James Guptill, 34, of Waldoboro, had a commercial shellfish harvester license as well as a non-commercial lobster license, Marine Patrol said. Sign up for our Newsletters Crews started searching for him Monday night after his empty skiff was found grounded near Havener Point. Guptill's body was found near Johnson.

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