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Old 04-05-2012, 12:30 PM
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That channel is very deep in some spots...... I've heard 70' but I'm not %100 certain
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That channel is very deep in some spots...... I've heard 70' but I'm not %100 certain
might be... Ive only ever seen 30-40 ft in caminada but like I said I dont run all over looking for deep spots I pretty much always follow the same path out. now barataria is a different story Its 120' in one spot
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might be... Ive only ever seen 30-40 ft in caminada but like I said I dont run all over looking for deep spots I pretty much always follow the same path out. now barataria is a different story Its 120' in one spot
I've heard the same thing about Barataria, that side of the Island is very deep
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