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135. Three Rooker Bar Anchorage

Posted by admin | Posted on 02-15-2008

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135. Three Rooker Bar Anchorage
Statute Mile 147
Lat/Lon: near 28 07.535 North/082 50.076 West
Location: found on the correctly charted 5- and 6-foot waters near the northern tip of Three Rooker Bar
Minimum Depth: 5-feet, but note that the bottom strata here is VERY changeable
Swing Room: unlimited
Foul Weather Shelter: poor

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Edward Turner said on 20-07-2012

On weekends very popular, great place.
Edward Turner
Roger Battistoni said on 09-07-2012

We have anchored here several times. As long as the winds are from the west, it really is not that bad of a place if you are looking for some seclusion and a great place to hang out for the day (or tender in to the islands). It should be noted, that there is A LOT of sea grass in the area, so be careful.

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