Deadliest Catch - Time Bandit LbNA #61114
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Add Location| Owner: | Adoptable |
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| Plant date: | Mar 16, 2012 |
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| City: | Saginaw |
| County: | Saginaw |
| State: | Michigan |
| Boxes: | 1 |
| Planted by: | Huygens  |
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| Found by: | 4eyesmcgee |
| Last found: | Mar 27, 2018 |
| Status: | FFFFaFFFFF |
| Last edited: | Mar 16, 2012 |
Deadliest Catch - Time Bandit
The vast Bering Sea, over a million square miles of the world's most violent and unperdictable waters and home of the deadliest cacth, Alaskan crab. The crew of the Time Bandit have not been heard from and severe weather is fast approching. It is up to you to follow the last known path of Captain Johnathan Hillstrand and his ship the "Time Bandit" and bring it to the safety of Dutch Harbor.
(Driving)
The Time Bandit started this leg of the crab season from the port at 6129 Bay Rd in Saginaw. Be watchful of the ice as you start your search. They were seen traveling south down the Bay of Rhodes. The first light house you come to (a flashing becon) had not heard from the ship, but the second was told the Time Bandit was headed east. Travel through the sea of Kars keeping the yellow sun high up on your left. Once you arrive at the other side look for the boulders along the shore. Head toward the rainbow and park your boat for a quick rest.
(Walking)
Again you are warned about the dangers of ice in the area. Follow the shore to avoid the open water. Eventually you will make your way to a wooden pier. Prior to leaving you were told the Time Bandit's favorite area to drop pots was along the Nature Trail currents which can be picked up just east of the pier. Follow the current to the right and you will pass the rusting remains of a freighter washed up on the right bank. Keep following the current. Keep an eye out (about six feet on your left) for the landmark sought after by the crew to know when to start dropping their lines. This landmark is called the "Rock Between Two Trees" because at night from the deck of the ship it has an uncanny resemblance to just such a thing. If the current once again splits in two, then you have gone too far and must backtrack a few nautical paces. Follow the fallen line to its source and search this area for the crew of the Time Bandit. Be mindful of any curious icebergs that may be traveling the Nature Trail current as you search. Wouldn't want any of them to sink the Time Bandit for good.
The vast Bering Sea, over a million square miles of the world's most violent and unperdictable waters and home of the deadliest cacth, Alaskan crab. The crew of the Time Bandit have not been heard from and severe weather is fast approching. It is up to you to follow the last known path of Captain Johnathan Hillstrand and his ship the "Time Bandit" and bring it to the safety of Dutch Harbor.
(Driving)
The Time Bandit started this leg of the crab season from the port at 6129 Bay Rd in Saginaw. Be watchful of the ice as you start your search. They were seen traveling south down the Bay of Rhodes. The first light house you come to (a flashing becon) had not heard from the ship, but the second was told the Time Bandit was headed east. Travel through the sea of Kars keeping the yellow sun high up on your left. Once you arrive at the other side look for the boulders along the shore. Head toward the rainbow and park your boat for a quick rest.
(Walking)
Again you are warned about the dangers of ice in the area. Follow the shore to avoid the open water. Eventually you will make your way to a wooden pier. Prior to leaving you were told the Time Bandit's favorite area to drop pots was along the Nature Trail currents which can be picked up just east of the pier. Follow the current to the right and you will pass the rusting remains of a freighter washed up on the right bank. Keep following the current. Keep an eye out (about six feet on your left) for the landmark sought after by the crew to know when to start dropping their lines. This landmark is called the "Rock Between Two Trees" because at night from the deck of the ship it has an uncanny resemblance to just such a thing. If the current once again splits in two, then you have gone too far and must backtrack a few nautical paces. Follow the fallen line to its source and search this area for the crew of the Time Bandit. Be mindful of any curious icebergs that may be traveling the Nature Trail current as you search. Wouldn't want any of them to sink the Time Bandit for good.