Joe wrote:
Bart wrote:
In a given harbor, what general rule often determines
where the shoals are? Explain your answer. [1 pt]

In a harbor you look for different surface condition, Shorter wave
lengths, no waves, ect, waves on top of shallows are usually of a
shorter wave length and higher, or you may see calm in a shallow vs
waves in other areas.

Joe

WTF Bart?

You never read Life on the Mississippi by Mark Twain?

He has the best descriptions you will ever find of how to reconize
shallows, snags, silting, deep water, ect. He describes running the
mississippi at night like a man remembers how to walk down a hall in
his house in the pitch dark. My descriptions of shallows match Samuels
descriptions to a tee. You read the surface and notice very subtile
differences of how the water is effected by things below the surface.

Joe