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On Sat, 18 Oct 2003 10:26:16 -0400, "Armond Perretta"
wrote: Tom wrote: Does anyone have experience cruising to Wildwood, NJ? Do you make your entrance via Cape May Inlet and go north or Hereford Inlet and go south. I draw 4ft. Yes, use Cold Spring Harbor (a.k.a. Cape May) Inlet. Some local boats use Hereford Inlet, but this is not _at_all_ recommended for strangers or boats with significant draft. I think Steve Shelikoff (sp?) knows this inlet well. I know Cape May inlet well. I just went into it last Friday evening. Conditions were rough, with 40kt winds from the ENE, a 3kt current from the the NE and a confused chop of 8-12 ft. at the inlet entrance. And with all that, it was still not that difficult to get in. A little exciting and bouncy, but it's a very nice inlet with long protective jetties. Once you're in, you can go under the drawbridge to the right to get up to Wildwood. I usually don't do that though, so I don't know what the conditions are like up that way. I usually just pass through Cape May as a way to get from the Delaware Bay to the Jersey coast without having to round the point, which can get very rough. On the other hand, I won't go into Hereford if I can at all avoid it. I've listened on the VHF to enough boats grounding there and getting pounded by the surf. Steve |
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