The 19-foot vessel sustained light damage to its bow but was shockingly still seaworthy.
Those who know the area, with some having fished there for decades, told NBC10 Boston they have never seen something like this before.
"I just saw the boat go freaking flying, it was crazy," Parkhurst added."It was nuts. I couldn't believe the thing was still floating." Harbormaster crews had actually been monitoring the area since 5 a.m. trying to ensure everyone's safety after aThe harbormaster noted there were many boats in the area Sunday for recreational fishing due to an abundance of bait fish, adding that's also what is attracting whales to the area to feed.
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