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In the interests of safety, hopefully not at the result of inviting traffic, here some rock locations I have accumulated, both first and second hand, and without warranty. I would like to hear some more numbers and do some looking around during winter low tides. I wish the images had better resolution.

Stoney Bayou PVC pipe

N 30 04.309
W 084 07.743

RG 1

N 30 04.161
W 084 07.531

Death Rock

N 30 03.916
W 084 07.372

Black Rock

N 30 03.955
W 084 07.138

Prop Eater (thanks dogonenuts)

N 30 03.960
W 084 06.117

RG 2

N 30.03.741
W 084 05.163

RG 3

N 30 04.388
W 084 05.347

RG 4

N 30 04.025
W 084 04.259

Grey Mare

N 30 04.751
W 084 05.375

Cobb

N 30 04.758
W 084 02.574

Peters

N 30 03.333
W 084 04.029

Second Stake

N 30 02.933
W 084 06.655

Nice map Skag. I'll still be off-plane and idiling in those areas.

Nice Skag ! WOW you must have a premium membership at Google Earth.... I'll Add those number to my list. I think Tom Keels should compile a list based on our collaborative collection of coordinates and simply add a link to the list.. or something like that. That way we'd all have the same difinitive list to work from..... Anyone have any other Ideas?

mjsigns wrote:Nice Skag ! WOW you must have a premium membership at Google Earth.... I'll Add those number to my list. I think Tom Keels should compile a list based on our collaborative collection of coordinates and simply add a link to the list.. or something like that. That way we'd all have the same difinitive list to work from..... Anyone have any other Ideas?

Yes, if everyone would just email me all their GPS coordinates, I will take only the rocks on the flats and compile a list and post it on the site. I'll need to have ALL of your numbers so I know you are not leaving any out. The rest will be destroyed........yeah.....that's it..........destroyed.

http://www.bigbendfishing.net/reefs.htm

I believe the perimeter of the rock garden has been discussed, the boundaries are defined on the link above, if you choose to run inside those boundaries, you take the risk of finding a new rock the hard way...

Steve said it best.....

crabtrap wrote:Four of 45,000 in 8 square miles.

Tom-

I figured that would present problems (LOL)
Gotta love the idea though. I'd be glad to send you some rock numbers.
Some of them I struck, went back and marked them within 3' . To properly mark a rock you practically need to be standing right on top of it....


At the same time they are difficult to distiguish from my fishing holes..

Hi Everyone,

I have found that I can run straight from the lighthouse to the westernmost clump of rocks - that used to have the PVC sticking out of them but doesn't anymore - I think that's the first number above. But beyond that, it's idle speed only going north, south, or east. Is that not right?

-Bill

Dr. Jones wrote:Hi Everyone,

I have found that I can run straight from the lighthouse to the westernmost clump of rocks - that used to have the PVC sticking out of them but doesn't anymore - I think that's the first number above. But beyond that, it's idle speed only going north, south, or east. Is that not right?

-Bill

I would say that will keep you in lower units.

The best thing to do is stay out of the rock garden area. Don't even go near the rock garden. There ain't no fish in that area anyway.