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walterv

RO# 12640



Posted - Apr 22 2012 :  22:03:30  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
We came through the inlet on Friday and all was well, don't think we saw any less than 9 feet under the boat.

Just figured some here would like to know this.
And always remember, life is not measured by the number of breaths we take, but by those moments that take our breath away.

George Carlin

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Dani-Lu

RO# 19601



Posted - Apr 23 2012 :  08:31:35  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
Good to know Walter. Thanks.

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Robski97

RO# 7334

Posted - Apr 23 2012 :  11:34:01  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
Do we mention John C's 10" yet?

Rob


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Dani-Lu

RO# 19601



Posted - Apr 23 2012 :  12:26:53  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
Lol

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Dani-Lu

RO# 19601



Posted - Apr 23 2012 :  12:27:27  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
Really? Thats not right!

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JohnC

RO# 204

Posted - Apr 23 2012 :  13:24:39  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
Exhaust hose! :)


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Robski97

RO# 7334

Posted - Apr 23 2012 :  16:58:06  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
Is that what we re calling it ? Lol

Rob


2006 44 Sundancer

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bmac

RO# 29428

Posted - May 15 2012 :  12:44:34  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
Walter, do you have the coordiantes for the FI Inlet bouys?


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walterv

RO# 12640



Posted - May 15 2012 :  13:20:11  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
quote:
Originally posted by bmac

Walter, do you have the coordiantes for the FI Inlet bouys?


Brian,
Sorry I do not, the channel was well marked. Rob,JohnC,Dave and Mark were with me, maybe they can tell you more.


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George Carlin

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mintregila

RO# 13060

Posted - May 15 2012 :  13:38:52  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
We did not take down the coordinates. the channel is farther east than last year and fairly close to the eastern shore. While there was plenty of water, i can see it being a problem on a snotty day.

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JohnC

RO# 204

Posted - May 15 2012 :  14:24:35  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
I haven't been through on my boat yet so don't have updated coordinates. This is the report from Sea Tow which may have been posted before, might help explain the differences this year -

Fire Island Inlet has been remarked! Buoy numbers 1, 2, and 3 are at the same locations as last year. Red buoy #4 however is more east than last year and very close to the beach (only about 25 yards off). There is also a new Red buoy #4A that acts as a gate with Green Buoy #5. It is pretty narrow, (maybe 15 yards between #4A and #5) and #4A is just behind #4 and real close to the beach. So, on yo...ur way inside the inlet coming thru #4A and #5, leave the #6 buoy slightly to starboard then head about 25 yards to the west of buoy #6. Once you are passed the #6 buoy then dog leg to the east to get inside like always. Although things are a little tighter this year (between #4a and #5), it seems that the depths are greater in the channel. As long as you stay within the buoys you should not encounter depths of less than 8ft. As always, things can change over time (especially the location and size of sand bars), but as of 4/3/12 these are our observations. We will do our best to update Fire Island Inlet conditions as they change.



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HIGHLIFEII

RO# 26009

Posted - May 16 2012 :  08:25:56  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
John,

Can't we just go between those red & green thingies??

Andy



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CurrentSea

RO# 10265



Posted - May 16 2012 :  08:28:22  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
Andy,
No. They are like ski gates, go around the green, then around the red, etc. The closer the better!

Dave


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HIGHLIFEII

RO# 26009

Posted - May 16 2012 :  08:36:17  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
Dave,

Even an old salt like me can learn something every day!

Thanks



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