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This would absolutely be my kids."No, you can't use the head while we're balanced like this. Just hold it."
I witnessed something similar at the Barnegat inlet a few years ago.We have the same situation here in NJ, Morgan Inlet
Red side you can see the jetty but the black side goes completely underwater at high tide.
Saw a ny boater coming that way when we were seining for bait a very long time ago. Tried to wave him away but he thought we were just waving. We cleared that area really quick and watched him go up and on top of the rocks.
Same damage, props, shafts and struts remopved plus a good sized hole in the bottom
Locals call it morgan inlet, officially Cheesequake Inlet
Brings up an interesting subject for another thread, when to decipher the difference between a "2 handed wave" vs "a single handed wave". I always get nervous when i enter a harbor and people on the shore all stop and stare. Not sure if they're admiring my boat or waiting to see the carnage of us running agroundWe have the same situation here in NJ, Morgan Inlet
Red side you can see the jetty but the black side goes completely underwater at high tide.
Saw a ny boater coming that way when we were seining for bait a very long time ago. Tried to wave him away but he thought we were just waving. We cleared that area really quick and watched him go up and on top of the rocks.
Same damage, props, shafts and struts remopved plus a good sized hole in the bottom
Locals call it morgan inlet, officially Cheesequake Inlet
Same here GFC, south of Savanah Ga, at idle speed, no damage, and most importantly "NOBODY saw me!!!!I've been aground but never like that. Always soft groundings so we just waited for the tide to come in.