Now, here’s handy piece of advice, particularly for northbound cruisers, who are cruising the AICW on an incoming tide. The chart shows a flashing daybeacon #49 marking the charted shoal, making out from the easterly banks, but, according to Captain Cobb, in his message below, this aid to navigation is now a green can, and an incoming tide will try and set your vessel onto the shoal marked by #49.
So, whatever sort of aid to navigation you discover between #51 and #48, be sure to favor the easterly banks to avoid the correctly charted shallows.

Just Prior to MM-730 from G-51 to R-48, if you are on an incoming tide, there is a G can marker in the curve.
FAVOR the left/ port shore. The tide will push you toooooo close to the Gcan marker and you will have very thin water.
From a voice of experience.
Safe travels
Jim Cobb
Palmetto Moon

Click Here To Open A Chart View Window, Zoomed To A “Navigation Alert” Position at AICW Statute Mile 730