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12-01-2007, 02:52 PM
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? for stuart/martin county folks
next weekend my brother has a regatta at the martin county sailing center (intracoast north of stuart/stlucie inlet). we will be running the seacraft up from west palm. weather permitting the plan is to take the ocean maybe stop and get some macks at pecks on the way then head in stuart inlet. i know the intracostal up there is allot different then down it west palm so im looking for some first hand knowledge from the area (eg. inlet and intracostal north) about sandbars/[censored] to watch out for, that kinda stuff. hoping for an uneventful trip thanks yall
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12-01-2007, 04:24 PM
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Re: ? for stuart/martin county folks
Ben
I just ran north to Sebastian in my 23' without any problems. Charts are up to date. Just stay within the markers & you'll be OK 
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12-01-2007, 10:01 PM
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Re: ? for stuart/martin county folks
Just stay in the channel. Watch for temporary bouys, and if you are un-sure of ANYTHING, slow down and take a good look.
I live here, and use the St.Lucie Inlet Almost daily, and it's a breeze. 
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