boating near atlantic city
 

anyone have suggestions on places to visit by boat? 26' 34" draft.
it's a trawler which means about 10 kts max...

places to moor? anchor out?


it looks like the water around the islands...long beach island, etc.,
is pretty shallow.

boating near atlantic city
 

"wf3h" wrote in message
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anyone have suggestions on places to visit by boat? 26' 34" draft.
it's a trawler which means about 10 kts max...

places to moor? anchor out?


it looks like the water around the islands...long beach island, etc.,
is pretty shallow.



I'd highly recommend the Bras d'Or Lakes in Cape Breton, Nova Scotia.
http://www.novascotiaphotoalbum.com/...akes/index.php
http://scenicdrive.capebretonisland.com/

boating near atlantic city
 

On Aug 11, 2:32*pm, "Don White" wrote:
"wf3h" wrote in message

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anyone have suggestions on places to visit by boat? 26' 34" draft.
it's a trawler which means about 10 kts max...

places to moor? anchor out?

it looks like the water around the islands...long beach island, etc.,
is pretty shallow.

I'd highly recommend the Bras d'Or Lakes in Cape Breton, Nova Scotia.http://www.novascotiaphotoalbum.com/...tonisland.com/


whoops! my mistake...this is actually near atlantic city NJ...although
a crusing trip to NS would be nice...

boating near atlantic city
 

Don White wrote:
"wf3h" wrote in message
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anyone have suggestions on places to visit by boat? 26' 34" draft.
it's a trawler which means about 10 kts max...

places to moor? anchor out?


it looks like the water around the islands...long beach island, etc.,
is pretty shallow.



I'd highly recommend the Bras d'Or Lakes in Cape Breton, Nova Scotia.
http://www.novascotiaphotoalbum.com/...akes/index.php
http://scenicdrive.capebretonisland.com/



Sure, dummy. That's "near atlantic city" compared to Hawaii, I guess.

boating near atlantic city
 

"wf3h" wrote in message
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anyone have suggestions on places to visit by boat? 26' 34" draft.
it's a trawler which means about 10 kts max...

places to moor? anchor out?


it looks like the water around the islands...long beach island, etc.,
is pretty shallow.


The best place to anchor is Brigantine Cove, depth of 5+ ft at the
entrance, marinas are pricey. The cove is to starboard before the
first bridge:

http://tinyurl.com/qy38sr

boating near atlantic city
 

On Aug 11, 10:13*pm, Wayne.B wrote:
"wf3h" wrote in message
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anyone have suggestions on places to visit by boat? 26' 34" draft.
it's a trawler which means about 10 kts max...

places to moor? anchor out?

it looks like the water around the islands...long beach island, etc.,
is pretty shallow.

The best place to anchor is Brigantine Cove, depth of 5+ ft at the
entrance, marinas are pricey. * The cove is to starboard before the
first bridge:

http://tinyurl.com/qy38sr

thanks for the info AND the link...cool!

boating near atlantic city
 

D wrote:
Don White wrote:
"wf3h" wrote in message
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anyone have suggestions on places to visit by boat? 26' 34" draft.
it's a trawler which means about 10 kts max...

places to moor? anchor out?


it looks like the water around the islands...long beach island, etc.,
is pretty shallow.



I'd highly recommend the Bras d'Or Lakes in Cape Breton, Nova Scotia.
http://www.novascotiaphotoalbum.com/...akes/index.php
http://scenicdrive.capebretonisland.com/


Sure, dummy. That's "near atlantic city" compared to Hawaii, I guess.
Damn that boy is dumb!

boating near atlantic city
 

"NotNow" wrote in message
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D wrote:
Don White wrote:
"wf3h" wrote in message
...
anyone have suggestions on places to visit by boat? 26' 34" draft.
it's a trawler which means about 10 kts max...

places to moor? anchor out?


it looks like the water around the islands...long beach island, etc.,
is pretty shallow.



I'd highly recommend the Bras d'Or Lakes in Cape Breton, Nova Scotia.
http://www.novascotiaphotoalbum.com/...akes/index.php
http://scenicdrive.capebretonisland.com/


Sure, dummy. That's "near atlantic city" compared to Hawaii, I guess.
Damn that boy is dumb!

There are some American boaters who aren't afraid to step over the
border.....
http://www.cruisingclub.org/
It's clear you pantywaisted clowns don't belong with that group.

boating near atlantic city
 

Don White wrote:
"NotNow" wrote in message
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D wrote:
Don White wrote:
"wf3h" wrote in message
...
anyone have suggestions on places to visit by boat? 26' 34" draft.
it's a trawler which means about 10 kts max...

places to moor? anchor out?


it looks like the water around the islands...long beach island, etc.,
is pretty shallow.


I'd highly recommend the Bras d'Or Lakes in Cape Breton, Nova Scotia.
http://www.novascotiaphotoalbum.com/...akes/index.php
http://scenicdrive.capebretonisland.com/

Sure, dummy. That's "near atlantic city" compared to Hawaii, I guess.
Damn that boy is dumb!

There are some American boaters who aren't afraid to step over the
border.....
http://www.cruisingclub.org/
It's clear you pantywaisted clowns don't belong with that group.



Nice try, dummy. The big word you missed (or ignored) is "near".

BTW - My boat has visited the port of another country much nicer than
Halifax.