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Hey everyone, I've been following the case of Bryson Fitch, the fisherman who went missing after the *Ethel May* capsized. I came across a few discussions about currents and how they can affect search efforts. Has anyone looked into the NOAA charts for the area? It might help understanding where additional debris might wash ashore and possibly provide some clues to locating Bryson. Given there’s so much coastline involved, maybe focusing on key drift patterns could backtrack where he or more debris could be. Also, has there been any local expert or oceanographer involvement? Sometimes they can predict possible locations where the search team should focus their efforts. Just some thoughts that might help in some small way. ?
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Hey everyone, just wanted to bring something up about Bryson Fitch's case that's been making me think. With the constant search efforts his family and volunteers are putting in, I'm curious if anyone local has noticed any unusual debris washed up recently? I know the currents around Willapa Bay can be tricky, and sometimes things can turn up miles away from where you'd expect. If there's anyone in the area who spends time by the shore or knows people who do, it might be worth keeping an eye out for anything that could offer a clue. It’s a long shot, but given the family's determination, even a small lead might mean a lot to them. Thoughts?
