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    • A Question about Kilkenny Creek Campground, west of AICW Statute Mile 614


      If you are familiar with the Kilkenny Creek area and have a answer for Skipper Strozier, please let us hear from you. Kilkenny Creek Marina lies along the western shores of Kilkenny Creek, west of this stream’s intersection with Lincoln Creek, all south and west of the AICW’s marker #106.

      Did Captain Jane’s parents own or operate Kilkenny camp ground?
      Linda Strozier

      Click Here To View the Georgia Cruisers’ Net Marina Directory Listing For Kilkenny Creek Marina

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    • Shared Photo – Sunset at Bird Island, NC

      Bird Island, NC/SC line near Little River Inlet – Capt. John Schwab


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    • Coon Key Pass Local Knowledge Requested, Gullivan Bay, south of Marco Island


      Skipper Gaz Haring is responding to a much earlier report on Coon Key Pass and is asking for more recent local knowledge. Coon Key Light is due south of Coon Key Pass in northern Gullivan Bay.

      Has anyone been through the Coon Key Light / Gullivan Bay channel lately?
      Been a few years since last transited. Always a little dicey with tight places around and south of Coon Key Light. Wondering if still 4′ at MLW according to Coastal Pilot / charts and my personal observations. Aug 2017
      Gaz Haring

      Click Here To Open A Chart View Window, Zoomed To the Location of Coon Key Pass

      Comments from Cruisers (1)

      1. Brian McMahon -  November 9, 2017 - 12:20 pm

        Have same question regarding transiting Gullivan Bay into Goodland. I draw 5′ and based on charts i can make it at high tide. However, looks like there are two potential routes through Gullivan Bay. Anyone have a specific route they think is best?

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    • Canaveral Happenings, Harbortown Marina, Merritt Island, east of AICW Statute Mile 894


      Guest Coupon Available On Our Web Site

      A SALTY SOUTHEAST CRUISERS’ NET SPONSOR, Harbortown Marina lies off the southern shores of the Canaveral Barge Canal between Sykes Creek and the Banana River. This fine facility has now expanded their ship’s store!

       
        Upgrades, Updates, and More!
      Here at Harbortown Marina – Canaveral, we are dedicated to providing a beautiful, comfortable marina for our residents and visitors to enjoy. Harbortown Marina – Canaveral has undergone several improvement projects, including new landscaping, bathroom renovations, a new marina store, and more! These changes, and the changes that are still to come, are all part of why Harbortown Marina – Canaveral is the place to be! 
        Introducing New Harbortown Marina – Canaveral General Manager: Bill Friedrich
      “I am truly excited to be part of the Harbortown Team and appreciate the warm welcome to the community. During my first month at the marina, I saw that we do a lot of things really well.  However, continuous improvement in all aspects of our daily operation will be the key to our future success.  
      I have been delighted with the facility upgrades, which were one of the first steps to enhancing both the customer and the team member experience at Harbortown Marina – Canaveral.  I can definitely say there will be more enhancements to come as we strive to be the Space Coast marina of choice.”
      Harbortown Marina – Canaveral
      2700 Harbortown Drive
      Merritt Island, FL US 32952

      Click Here To View the Eastern Florida Cruisers’ Net Marina Directory Listing For Harbortown Marina

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    • Reminder: Winter Storage Reservations, Atlantic Yacht Basin, AICW Statute Mile 12


      Atlantic Yacht Basin, A SALTY SOUTHEAST CRUISERS’ NET SPONSOR has a plan to provide you with the very best winter storage. Atlantic Yacht Basin is located just south of the Great Bridge lock and bridge at Mile Marker 12.

      Customize Your Storage Plan to Fit You & Your Boat

      While you may find it hard to believe, Fall is lurking around the corner. It’s a great season for boating in this part of the world, but people are already locking in their off-season storage plans too.

      CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFORMATION
       

      Click Here To View the VA to NC Cruisers’ Net Marina Directory Listing For Atlantic Yacht Basin

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    • Coast Guard Assistance, Pasquotank River, near Elizabeth City, Albemarle Sound


      Elizabeth City, A SALTY SOUTHEAST CRUISERS’ NET SPONSOR and the friendliest-to-boaters community on the Waterway, is located on the Pasquotank River off the northeast corner of Albemarle Sound and at the southern end of the Dismal Swamp Canal Route. This wonderful community continues its calendar of exciting events! The canal is currently closed, but scheduled to be re-opened to navigation by summer’s end.

      united states coast guard 

      News Release 

      July 31, 2017
      U.S. Coast Guard 5th District Mid-Atlantic
      Contact: 5th District Public Affairs
      Office: (757) 398-6272
      After Hours: (757) 434-7712

      Coast Guard assists yacht taking on water near Elizabeth City, NC

      Coast Guard assists yacht taking on water near Elizabeth City, NC

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      ELIZABETH CITY, N.C. — The Coast Guard helped dewater a yacht that had run aground and was taking on water in the Pasquotank River near Elizabeth City, Sunday.

      A crew member aboard the 43-foot motor boat Eager Miss contacted Sector North Carolina watchstanders at approximately 4 p.m. to report the vessel carrying six adults and one child had run aground and was taking on water.

      Station Elizabeth City diverted a 29-foot Response Boat–Small (RB-S) crew that was already underway to assist. 

      Once on scene, the RB-S crew sent two crewmembers aboard with a pump to keep up with the flow of water. 

      The Coast Guard crew remained on scene until a commercial towing vessel arrived. The yacht, with passengers aboard, was then towed to The Pelican Marina in Elizabeth City.

      “This case was a prime example how being prepared is so important,” said Petty Officer 2nd Class Frederick Lamm, a crew member from Station Elizabeth City who responded to the case. “Knowing the draft of your vessel and having accurate waterway charts can help prevent getting into a dangerous situation.”

       

      -USCG-

      Click Here To View the North Carolina Cruisers’ Net Marina Directory Listing For the Mariner’s Wharf Elizabeth City Docks

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      Comments from Cruisers (1)

      1. Flagrante Delicto -  August 4, 2017 - 1:32 pm

        “When the draft of your vessel exceeds the depth of water, you are most definitely aground.”
        Water Rat

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    • Dangers of Carbon Monoxide on Boats

      The risk of CO poisoning is a danger that every boater needs to remember while underway, especially with increased use of air conditioning in all size vessels. This report comes from Soundings’ Trade Only Today.

      The American Boat and Yacht Council was featured on “Good Morning America” to discuss the dangers of carbon monoxide poisoning on a boat.

      CLICK HERE FOR THE FULL REPORT AND VIDEO

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