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Yes Martha, there are panthers in North Florida

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Their software works great, very accurate and buying it once gets you lifetime updates.

For what its worth, charts use the high water mark for measurement reference, if you look at the Navionics chart on the "Charts" page it will show you where the 3 NM line is, roughly about two miles past the #1 channel marker. Chart doesn't show the stake line that I can see and my Garmin...

Thanks for all the input guys. Its appreciated.

Its a blessing in disguise, hopefully you can get some place that is real close to the water so you and your wife can enjoy the Salt Water life! This is the best forum around, I use this board and the ClassicSeacraft.com board to learn all I can about fishing and boating! We are very close to the w...

Bit off the water, but if it's traffic you're wanting to avoid, you like living off the beaten path, AND IF SCHOOLS (and impact on resale) aren't a concern my vote would be (and has twice been :-) ) on the Lloyd/Waukeenah/Wacissa area. Most of the housing lies just above the flat coastal plains so ...

Warning - A Realtor owns this site :o 2nd Warning - Its me :smt006 I'd suggest you come visit. You can get a lot for 200k near, but not on the water, in Wakulla County. Or you can get something small on the water for 200K - but expect higher insurance. Crawfordville has a WinnDixie, Ace, auto parts...

I mentioned in my introduction post that I might be losing my house in Panama City to imminent domain in the next year or two. My wife and I have discussed at great length where we want to move and we have narrowed it down to somewhere between Yankeetown and Carrabelle. My budget will be around 200k...

Welcome aboard! Good to hear your wife likes to fish. Mine does as well and she is my best fishing partner. Thanks for your military service. I was in submarines stationed at Key West back in the late 50's and early 60's. Wouldn't take nothing for my experiences and wouldn't give a dime for anymore...

Welcome! I am a "foreign" member from N GA, but get to ST Marks a good bit and really enjoy this group - unlike some forums, friendly and helpful folks without a lot of BS. Hate to hear about your imminent domain issue, that sucks. I sure hope the gubament gives you a very real value + in...

What branch of service? Welcome aboard, enjoy the new boat and post up some of your adventures. :thumbup: Thanks, Ten years in the Navy, tin can, dive school, sub squadron and SWCC, ten years Army as a Marine Deck Officer. I am looking forward to using this new boat. I had 16 Carolina Skiff that I ...

Good Morning All, I've been lurking here a while and I have posted a couple of times. I thought if I was going to hang around introducing myself might be the polite thing to do. I live in Panama City but I am facing the potential imminent domain loss of my home and if it happens the Big Bend is goin...

Remember your Carolina Skiff is made of dozens of individual cells of foam approximately 4 inches by 4 inches. Each cell is independent of the cells next to it. If you drill your transom or you pump well inside the boat the only thing you are going drain is the one cell that you have drilled into. S...