Fla. vacationer kept busy making rescues PETERSBURG, Fla., June 15 (UPI) -- Florida vacationer Gus Hertz said he couldn't believe he would be making his second rescue in two days when he saw a small plane about to crash into Tampa Bay. The 37-year-old Virginian interrupted a his fishing vacation Thursday to pull the pilot and passenger of the stricken plane into his boat the day after he helped rescue the driver of a car that had plunged off a bridge. "I thought, 'Oh, no, I can't believe this is happening,'" Hertz told the Tampa Bay (Fla.) Times. I knew he was going to crash before he even went into the water. Hertz, a Roanoke bank manager, was first on the scene, pulled the dazed 74-year-old pilot and his female passenger out of the water and took them to shore where they were picked up by paramedics. St. Petersburg firefighters were planning a little ceremony for Hertz after he and another passerby saved the driver of a BMW that crashed into the bay on Wednesday when they learned of his Thursday heroics. "He was just at the right place at the right time -- two days in a row," marveled fire Lt. Joel Granata. That's incredible.