Thanks for posting this.
Questions about:
Maybe that’s were all of the YFT are?
Can I get there in a bay boat?
WJF
Interesting, good post#128077;
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Originally posted by wjfThanks for posting this.
Questions about:
Maybe that’s were all of the YFT are?
Can I get there in a bay boat?</font id=“red”>WJF
The article says it’s “some 160 miles off the coast of Charleston.” That’s a 320 mile round trip if you simply go there and then turn around and come back. I don’t think I’d make that run in a bay boat. Having one, I believe they are far more capable than they’re given credit for, but a 320 mile round trip isn’t a limit I’d test in a bay boat.
“You don’t always know where you stand till you know that you won’t run away.” ~Slipknot
I think I remember reading that if you add tidal rails you are good to go.
On a serious note, that’s pretty neat!!
2006 23 SeaCraft, 2008 Suzuki 250.
How much anchor rope would I need if I intended to go out, anchor, them return in my bay boat?
WJF
6,000 feet
23’ seacraft
Leave that trip to the Freeman boys… Thats one loooonnngg ride. Thats gotta be one deep drop!
Capt. R. Killin
21 Contender “Killin Time”
Oh come on Capt! It’s only 2640 Feet. 
Interesting they made reference to :
During his cruise Thursday, cameras attached to Alvin captured footage of a large swordfish cruising over a field of Lophelia corals.
36 Contender Fisharound
Are We There Yet?
Who’s got the coordinates???
Paul Alewine
“Pelagic Predator”
Augusta,Ga/Beaufort, Sc
Just go east for 160 miles can’t miss it. 85 miles wide.