JR,

I've spent more time cruising the Bahamas from San Salvador and Rum Cay to
West End Grand Bahama and everything in between, than everyone in this
group put together.

I have a shallow draft boat and I do a lot of banks sailing. There is a lot of sand,
mud and grass throughout the Bahamas. Danforths work best, Herreschoffs second
best in the coral and hard bottom areas and the plow comes in all around third for
reliability of holding.

CN



"JR Gilbreath" opined

The man is truly amazing, I wonder where he googled up that there was a
lot of soft mud and grass in the Bahamas?
JR

Ok capt, Then you should know the answer to this question. What is the
occupation of the Person that sells fresh vegetables to the cruisers
that anchor in New Bight on Cat Island and what does he sell that he
makes himself?
JR

Capt. Neal® wrote:

JR,

I've spent more time cruising the Bahamas from San Salvador and Rum Cay
to West End Grand Bahama and everything in between, than everyone in
this group put together.
I have a shallow draft boat and I do a lot of banks sailing. There is a
lot of sand,
mud and grass throughout the Bahamas. Danforths work best, Herreschoffs
second
best in the coral and hard bottom areas and the plow comes in all around
third for
reliability of holding.

CN



"JR Gilbreath" opined

The man is truly amazing, I wonder where he googled up that there was
a lot of soft mud and grass in the Bahamas?
JR

Mammoth hand rolled spliff.



"JR Gilbreath" wrote in message
...
Ok capt, Then you should know the answer to this question. What is the
occupation of the Person that sells fresh vegetables to the cruisers
that anchor in New Bight on Cat Island and what does he sell that he
makes himself?
JR

Capt. Neal® wrote:

JR,

I've spent more time cruising the Bahamas from San Salvador and Rum Cay
to West End Grand Bahama and everything in between, than everyone in
this group put together.
I have a shallow draft boat and I do a lot of banks sailing. There is a
lot of sand,
mud and grass throughout the Bahamas. Danforths work best, Herreschoffs
second
best in the coral and hard bottom areas and the plow comes in all around
third for
reliability of holding.

CN



"JR Gilbreath" opined

The man is truly amazing, I wonder where he googled up that there was
a lot of soft mud and grass in the Bahamas?
JR