The Coast Guard announced they have suspended the search for a man who was aboard a sailing vessel that departed from Virginia and was headed to North Carolina.

The Coast Guard ended a two-day search Monday night for a missing shrimper whose empty boat authorities found five miles off the coast of Biloxi. The Coast Guard’s planes, helicopters and boats found no sign of the 75-year-old man after they searched 1,032 square nautical miles over 37 hours.

According to the U.S. Coast Guard, the man was reported missing by his wife Sunday morning after she didn’t hear from him.

An unmanned fishing vessel and possible person in the water were reported near Deer Island, Mississippi, on Sunday.

The search started five miles off the coast of Biloxi where authorities found the empty boat, the Coast Guard’s 8th District said on social media. It had searched 1,032 square nautical miles for a combined 37 hours as of 4 p.m. Monday, Winston said.

The Coast Guard is currently searching for Mark Carroll, a 58-year-old male aboard an overdue 42-foot sailing vessel with a blue hull called “Ceol Mor."

Search and rescue crews are looking for a missing 75-year-old shrimper near the coast of Biloxi, Mississippi, after a fishing boat was found abandoned in the area, the U.S. Coast Guard announced on X Monday.

A fishing boat was found sunk near Deer Island in Biloxi. Officials say nobody was on board, but the U.S. Coast Guard is searching for a 75-year-old man. Reports of a person in the water in that area first came in Sunday at 11 a.