Reef names?

[ACADEMYPROSTAFFER19]

Pavy's reef, chenere le Croix (something like that), and one of the ones on the other side of diamond is long reef.....not sure about the others. All I have to say is you better know where you are running out there. Safest method for beginners is go about a mile out before you head East to look for them....you shouldn't hit anything

[Reefman]

Originally Posted by ACADEMYPROSTAFFER19

Pavy's reef, chenere le Croix (something like that), and one of the ones on the other side of diamond is long reef.....not sure about the others. All I have to say is you better know where you are running out there. Safest method for beginners is go about a mile out before you head East to look for them....you shouldn't hit anything

Camille would be the last reef. After Camille you run in to the Shell Keys reefs. Between Camille and Long reef is ol' man reef; not very big but shallows up in the middle of no-where! There are SEVERAL smaller reefs between the two! Run way out to the south between all these reefs to avoid losing your lower unit! Get the chip for your GPS from the guy in New Iberia...best info out there on these reefs.

[Brinnon]

Originally Posted by Reefman

Camille would be the last reef. After Camille you run in to the Shell Keys reefs. Between Camille and Long reef is ol' man reef; not very big but shallows up in the middle of no-where! There are SEVERAL smaller reefs between the two! Run way out to the south between all these reefs to avoid losing your lower unit! Get the chip for your GPS from the guy in New Iberia...best info out there on these reefs.

Who's the guy that has the reef chips?