UPDATE (4:55 p.m.) - NBC Bay Area reports the Coast Guard has suspended the search for the fourth man who was reportedly wearing a life jacket.
Crews searched overnight, but efforts to look were suspended Sunday after covreing about 368 miles over 16 hours, according to NBC Bay Area.
"The decision to suspend a search is extremely difficult and our thoughts are with the missing man and his family at this time," Capt. Marie Byrd, the Coast Guard Sector San Francisco commander, said in a statement.
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ORIGINAL STORY (10.26 a.m.) -
BODEGA BAY, Calif. (AP) — The Coast Guard has suspended a search for a man who went missing after a fishing boat capsized off Northern California.
The search was called off Sunday after crews rescued three others who were on the boat and looked through the night for the missing man in the water about 30 miles (48 kilometers) northwest of Bodega Bay.
The Coast Guard said it received a distress call from the 54-foot (5-sq. meter) vessel named Miss Hailee around 5:30 p.m. Saturday.
When a helicopter crew arrived, they located two men and a woman in the water and hoisted them aboard the aircraft.
Crews were told a fourth man believed to be wearing a life jacket was missing. They covered approximately 368 square miles (953 square kilometers) over 16 hours before suspending the search.
