Well. . made it south of the Bridge today, in a quest for fuel that was under $3.29 and not stale.
Traveling South from Toms River to Good luck point, I was surpised to see four "Shoal water" bouys (white barrels, red on the ends) about 2/3 of the way from shore to the ICW 40 marker.
At first, I just assumed they were mislaid no-wake bouys (the look is similar), but upon closer inspection. . .YIKES! Last season, I must have run down that area 80 times. Not a few times after dark.
I only got close enough to log the location of ONE bouy on the GPS.
Anyone know the story here?
EDIT: It is not ICW marker 40. As Dom and Ron point out lower in the thread. . I am refering to ICW 36.
Traveling South from Toms River to Good luck point, I was surpised to see four "Shoal water" bouys (white barrels, red on the ends) about 2/3 of the way from shore to the ICW 40 marker.
At first, I just assumed they were mislaid no-wake bouys (the look is similar), but upon closer inspection. . .YIKES! Last season, I must have run down that area 80 times. Not a few times after dark.
I only got close enough to log the location of ONE bouy on the GPS.
Anyone know the story here?
EDIT: It is not ICW marker 40. As Dom and Ron point out lower in the thread. . I am refering to ICW 36.
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