Question about Keaton Tides

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Question about Keaton Tides

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Do anyone know if you could navigate the channel during low tide wtih -0.33'? The current plan is to leave at 7 am on Firday and its right at low tide. Appreciate in advance for you help.
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I have only had a problem one time leaving the channel in 7 years. It was extremely low with an offshore wind. Still got out but I was puckered up until I got out to the pier. I had to have a few people stand on the bow to raise the stern enough to clear the motor, after that it's smooth sailing (in the channel). My boat was 24' at the timie.
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Keaton can be skinny... check out some of the pictures taken during the Keaton tournament in March of 2006 :o I don't think a 24' would have made it out before 10 that morning.
http://www.bigbendfishing.net/phpbb/vie ... tournament
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If you can get it off the trailer, you should be able to make it out in a bay boat....offshore boat will have to wait
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Sir reel wrote:Keaton can be skinny... check out some of the pictures taken during the Keaton tournament in March of 2006 :o I don't think a 24' would have made it out before 10 that morning.
http://www.bigbendfishing.net/phpbb/vie ... tournament
Dang, talk about dragging mud. Dont believe I have seen it that low before.
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