Sinking of Sea Trader at Stuart Cove's Dive Bahamas!

Watch the sinking of the Sea Trader, another fantastic wreck dive to join the many other wrecks off Southwestern New Providence Island!

[@matthewkretschmer7010]

Wow. I've never seen a ship like that underwater before. Liz and Stewart are interesting watching diving around it. Maybe same other people from a live educational & informative show.

[@meghusband7396]

The only reason why why I clicked on this vid was so I could watch this ship sink

[@turtlesimage4935]

I wanted to watch it sink what the hell

[@robertdunn7913]

It's a shame to see that 12 cylinder Detroit on the bottom of the ocean.

[@eljefes5820]

its so sad they have to sink a beautiful ship

[@hevendor958]

Emil Johansson sorry but you just made my eye bust again

[@johnharrison2466]

I told them to clean my ship not sink my ship

[@hevendor958]

don't worry i drank all the fuel and cleaned out the ship i smell something burning

[@hevendor958]

oh no wait im on fire

[@parkerfriends2219]

@@hevendor958 6 months ago. 2 months ago? What a time span.

[@SonicTheHedgehog-ih7gl]

excellent video

[@pepsicolauk]

Did they drain all the fluids and fuel from the engine and tanks first? What about other harmful materials such as asbestos, lead or other nasty stuff?

[@nunyabitnezz2709]

Yeah, I think they have to.

[@keithsage7258]

Sweet!! I bet you had some great BT..

[@cobra_sales]

nice video

[@1940limited]

That's s shame to sink this one in perfect working order. It even had good paint and a nice interior. These aren't like ships that sink due to accidents and aren't prepped ahead of time for safe diving. Sp many people dive on the Andrea Doria. I wouldn't get anywhere near it.

[@timmayer8723]

I believe once a piece of equipment is written off against taxes it is pretty much done for. This was a case of laziness on the part of the owner. There are many scrap yards that would take his ship at scrap prices. It is a booming business.

[@sirboomsalot4902]

It's better for the environment because it creates a home for fishes

[@TheEmeraldMenOfficial]

You can see the ship's original name embossed into her side and covered over: Georgetown.

[@fredackrill]

Old comment and video I know. However Georgetown would not be the boat’s name but it’s port of registration.

[@ronaldrobertson2332]

That's where the ship was from, its port of origin.

[@mick0846]

I wonder why ships underwater fascinate us so much?..or watching them sink

[@itz_ryan6364]

That's a nice ship why would they sink it😕

[@jacksonfield]

Itz_Ryan The owner wanted it to be sank

[@jimryan4056]

Too provide an artificial reef system.

[@donwoodward7944]

It would be good to show the ship actually sinking ??

[@hinnerkemme4715]

So many metal!

[@4JeepxJK4]

Smart man but I would've just kept the bot as a spare

[@greg1268]

Why didn’t you show the sinking as implied in the title? The video goes from floating to sunk. It’s an honest question; I’m not trying to be a jerk. 🙂

[@keithsage7258]

I must be there..

[@andresreyes-rivera3798]

WHY DO THEY SINK BOATS THEY COST ALOT OF MONEY

[@walterwhite415]

I wonder if there is no fuel or oil left in the engine?

[@mercury7590]

Andres Reyes-Rivera pay attention to what the guy said at the beginning of the video.

[@andresreyes-rivera3798]

RedEye Productions oh

[@CRaZYMaN-rr9zz]

Riley Solosky why hasn't the Titanic turned into a coral reef

[@Aurem15]

CRaZYMaN 6447 because it's 3-4 kilometers under the water

[@abedavis8076]

They sink them because they have WAYYYY too much money!!! That's "business practices" for you.

[@lapancaki6548]

abe davis they’re sinking them to make reefs..

[@jacquespollet7999]

J'espère qu'ils ont pu au moins récupérer la barre à roue devenue une pièce rare très recherchée des antiquaires et brocanteurs notamment en Europe ...

[@sonnydean3187]

To sink a perfectly working vessel only to keep if out of the hands of potential competitors, is asinine! What kind of a fool does this?

[@joesprague6800]

Could have sold it with the understanding that it be used elsewhere.

[@Itsaboutthewaterlife]

Obviously someone from the Bahamas.

[@sargesacker2599]

People sink ships to create reefs.

[@deannelson9565]

The kind who is smarter than his competition!

[@GreenParc]

HURRICANES KILL OFF CORAL REEF AN ARTIFICIAL ONE IS WHATS NEEDED SO BOATS ARE SUNK ! To protect wildlife @SONNY

[@ryeistoasted8577]

sea trader more like reef maker amirite

[@marknolan6928]

Sinking of the Sea Trader???? I didn’t see any sinking

[@Fortnitegamer-rb5ec]

I don’t know why people sink the ships from stern and not the bow.

[@hevendor958]

sometimes they sink them from bow

[@typicalendurorider8016]

I kinda think it’s a waste to sink a perfectly good ship and not want to sell it to anybody. That’s kinda spiteful as well

[@hevendor958]

no your actually wrong the ship isn't really a waste it was sunken as a reef for new homes for fishes

[@yeetandskeet]

Did you sink a ship that can sail with its own power? Wtf. Take the engine and all the electrical shit out before you sink her, this is just lazy

[@Itsaboutthewaterlife]

Life in the Bahamas.

[@vinax7727]

why??!?!?!

[@timmayer8723]

Fish do need a place to hide from man for their own good, guess there is enough fishing boats.

[@nunyabitnezz2709]

So, you don’t actually get to watch it sink, so no need to watch any of Stuart Cove’s stuff.

[@garyreimer6791]

What a waste to sink a perfectly good ship

[@richrenwick3123]

You could have given it to me for free

[@Bob-mj5hf]

y u do this s word

[@davestark2015]

Waste my time !!!!!! Thanks for the sinking. Not !!!!!

[@welshpete12]

This is the lazy way to clean the decks .

[@horrorchannel3718]

What a waste

[@hevendor958]

not really a waste