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Old 05-16-2016, 10:21 AM
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Alright so I never fish the reefs in the pass. I usually fish the cove, hammic, dry reef etc inside the bay or just flat out run off shore to the rigs in tiger shoals.
What i was wondering is if the reefs are as bad as everyone says... what i mean by that, if you go fish them do you have a chance of getting stuck in a boat that only drafts 10" of water?
I would really like to learn how to fish them but I am also scared to run up and put me, my crew, and my boat in dangers way.
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Old 05-16-2016, 11:27 AM
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Alright so I never fish the reefs in the pass. I usually fish the cove, hammic, dry reef etc inside the bay or just flat out run off shore to the rigs in tiger shoals.
What i was wondering is if the reefs are as bad as everyone says... what i mean by that, if you go fish them do you have a chance of getting stuck in a boat that only drafts 10" of water?
I would really like to learn how to fish them but I am also scared to run up and put me, my crew, and my boat in dangers way.

If you don't know where they are at, then yes there is a chance, but you should be able to see them before you'd hit it. Now they aren't all sticking out of the water, but you'll normally see the tide or waves breaking over them. Don't run close to the shore either, stay a few hundred yard or further out.
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Old 05-16-2016, 12:30 PM
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Alright so I never fish the reefs in the pass. I usually fish the cove, hammic, dry reef etc inside the bay or just flat out run off shore to the rigs in tiger shoals.
What i was wondering is if the reefs are as bad as everyone says... what i mean by that, if you go fish them do you have a chance of getting stuck in a boat that only drafts 10" of water?
I would really like to learn how to fish them but I am also scared to run up and put me, my crew, and my boat in dangers way.
Yes getting stuck is possible. The wind blew my 2104 on a reef one time. I have to get out and push and push and push until I got it off the reef. And that sucks!!!

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Old 05-17-2016, 08:11 AM
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Yes getting stuck is possible. The wind blew my 2104 on a reef one time. I have to get out and push and push and push until I got it off the reef. And that sucks!!!

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