/r/GreatLakesShipping
Anything and Everything about Lake Freighters and Tugs/Barges.
Pictures, questions, comments on shipping around the Great Lakes!
Pictures, discussions, and news on Great Lakes Shipping and the boats that ply the waters.
Freighter Reference Sites:
Webcams:
DSN TV -- live video of arrivals and departures
Live Freighter Trackers:
Another ship-related subreddit: /r/Shipwrecks/
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Does anybody know the pay and rotation for an AB at American Steamship Company?
Here the full list of boats will be in trading cards 2024 GLTC
Red - Activates Green - Museum Black/Grey - Shipwreck Blue- No Longer Here “Scrapped”
I'm going to Hamilton this weekend and I'd love to do some boatwatching, but based on google maps I can't figure out where the best spots would be or whether I can even get to any of these places at all. I'd appreciate some local insight if anyone has any, about where to go and how to get there. I'd love to be able to watch a ship come into the harbour, but getting a good view of ones in the harbour would be great too!
Harry DW?
🎉 Announcement: Great Lakes Trading Cards Are Complete! 🎉
After two years of dedication and passion, I’m thrilled to share that the Great Lakes Trading Cards are officially complete! This collection features 396 cards celebrating the history and significance of vessels on the Great Lakes. Each color-coded card represents a unique ship status: • Red - Active on the lakes • Green - Museum ships • Blue - No longer exist • Black - Shipwrecks
A huge thank you to the over 20 incredible photographers who generously donated their photos, helping to make this vision a reality!
The demo cards and custom box are currently in printing and should arrive by the end of the month. Once they’re here, I’ll share a video showcasing the full set on my website and Facebook page. I’m excited to announce that these cards should be available on the market in early December—just in time for the holiday season! Perfect for the boater community or Great Lakes enthusiasts. Stay tuned for more updates!
I wasn’t planning on taking this, in fact, I wasn’t even set up to do so but as soon I saw the red lights flashing I rushed to try and capture as much as possible. I had to wait to cross over it anyway so why not. This isn’t the first time I’ve photographed a ship in long exposure like this either so I went with a 4 minute shutter speed.
Is grand River navigation really as bad as people claim ?
Is grand River navigation really as bad as people claim ?
I've been thinking about moving up North to work on the lake and Interlake was one of the first places I thought of.
I took this from vibe with my channel YouTube Duluth
Is there any updates on the PRT as to why she had to turn around and go back to Duluth this morning?
Anyone know why these ships aren’t going through the Straits? Burns Harbor and Manitowoc have been there since last night. Arthur M Anderson appears to be heading there as well with the ship not heading down between Mackinac Island and Round Island.
Also not a lot of activity on Lake Michigan at the moment. The three ships that are moving just started moving this morning. Nothing was moving last night when I had last checked it.