>not about rocky channel but about marking channels in the backcountry
>in general: (& shoaling can be a problem)
>
>http://last-stand.org/HTML/articles/niles_channel_markers_kwc_nov07.htm
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Thanks for the insight into Keys eco-politics. In any case, I think
I've found a better way north that looks somewhat less intimidating
than Rocky Channel. It runs north from Moser Channel dodging Red Bay
Bank and Bullard Bank along the way. Looks like mostly 8 to 10 feet
of water all the way north to the Gulf.
captkeywest - 30 Dec 2004 18:14 GMT
> runs north from Moser Channel dodging Red Bay
> Bank and Bullard Bank
Yes that is my preferred route when heading from Keys to SW
Florida.....
FYI: local websites of interest:
Cruising The Keys (when I created this both Boot Key and the FKNMS site
were in their infancy), both those sites have grown by leaps and
bounds, theres still some stuff unique to my angelfire page but one of
these days I will probably kill the angelfire website, I just have no
time to put into it......
http://www.angelfire.com/fl/cruisingkeywest/
Great website w keys cruising directory
http://www.bootkeyharbor.com/cruising_the_keys.htm
FKNMS rules and regs mooring fields etc etc
http://www.fknms.nos.noaa.gov/
FKNMS penalty schedule ( 1st pdf link see page 2)
http://www.fknms.nos.noaa.gov/le/summarysettlments.html
It runs north from Moser Channel dodging Red Bay
> Bank and Bullard Bank along the way. Looks like mostly 8 to 10 feet
> of water all the way north to the Gulf.