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St. Marks Park ramp

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Have any of you put in at the ramp in the park by the lighthouse? I have a 20' Key West and was wondering how it would do getting out. The times I have gone over there all I have seen are trailers for skiffs and some smaller boats going out. My specs say my boat drafts in 12", but I have scraped bottom in the Keaton channel on some lower tides with more water than 12". How busy does Shields get on the weekends? I heard that place was a madhouse.
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I've seen all sizes at the lighthouse ramp.

Beware low tide there. It can be a booger for even the smallest of crafts.



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:-D Go to the fort. Only a few minute run out the river. :-D
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Like previously stated, shallow at low tide, otherwise fine. Fort ramp is nice and is just down river from Shields. All of those ramps can be a madhouse. Should get a little better with cooler weather.
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Thanks for the info fellas.
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Some days, the $5 launch fee at sheilds is a very small price for sanity.
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