Marine Rescue Camden Haven has assisted in three significant rescues through the month of March.
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On March 20 at about 4.30pm the crew were called to assist two men after their seven metre vessel broke down off Grants Head.
Marine Rescue Camden Haven unit commander Ken Rutledge said crew quickly attended the incident and towed the cruiser back to its mooring at Dunbogan Boat Shed.
On March 15 Marine Rescue Camden Haven crew were called out to assist a 5.8 metre runabout vessel east of Diamond Head.
Mr Rutledge said the unit received the call to assist at about 12.30pm.
He said the vessel had overheated.
Crew took the two male passengers on board the unit’s vessel and then towed their boat back to the North Haven boat ramp.
A man was injured after he attempted to cross the bar on the Camden Haven River on Saturday, March 10.
Laurieton Police were alerted to the incident at about 6.45am and were told by witnesses they had seen a five metre aluminium boat almost go vertical over waves.
