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Chalk wrote:And for what reason is that?

Lets see, a negative at them other places may tear up some stuff, but you should still have enough water at Keaton. Dang 4ft movement for the day, gots to be good.

If your skeered just say so

I agree with Don. Even at low tide there are minimal navigational hazards to deal with. I am launching a 24' cuddy at low tide with no problems (knock on wood). I just hate to see someone tear up there boat because of shallow water.

Being

skeered

can be a good thing on the Econfina....

12 mph 3-4 hundred yards out from the mouth 03/03

OUCCCH

Is part of the Skeg gone too? Same rock?

Yep... one rock.... one hit.... prop was brand new put on the evening before... and yes there is "stuff" miss'n! You ain't supposed to be able to see the stuff inside the hub

OK, I'm skeered! I was thinking Econfina to get out of the east wind, plus I've got to run down to Perry anyhow. Might work my way back west to more framiliar waters before I wet a hook.

A -low on a rising tide is a good time ta scout there, just don't go on yer first trip expecting ta wet a line "much" you may have ta fish a bit whilst waiting on the rising tide

Almost 30 years of going there and only two broken skegs.....maybe our boats are smaller than yours.....I ain't skeered and stay outta my creeks...