Cane Patch Creek is one of several streams that break off from Upper Bear River, east of the AICW. All of these streams offer a wealth of overnight anchorage opportunities. Below, Captain Chis reports depths on Cane Patch are a bit less than charted, but still plenty for most cruising craft.

At the Cane Patch Creek off the Buckehead River at 1 hour before Low, we found the center line depths to be at least 4 feet less than charted (still 12 feet, though).  Starting with the charted 35 foot
spot at the first "jog" depths ran truer to the chart.
We anchored 2 hours before being blasted by a blue-green squalll with 52 knot winds from the west with the average wind in the high 30s for about 20 mins. We didn't budge. (All chain, 50# Delta, 11+ ton sailboat.). We'd call this a hurricane hole — at least for winds. It's too close to the coast and would be a storm surge sluice.
CHRIS WALN
S/V Briliant Star