There are still many rocks that stick out the water, and if you get where you can see rocks in both directions (left to right) you can line up where the others are under the water. DO NOT CROSS!!!! This past weekend with the abnormally high tides even some of the highest rocks were under water or slightly above water makin it hard to see. You are responsible for your own actions when operating a vessel, just like when your driving a car, and you cannot blame others for what you dont know. Get a good map and most known obstructions are listed with GPS coordinates. Be safe and dont travel fast through an area you dont know. There are also some oyster reefs and sandbars in open water that you can run aground on during low tide.
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