Judders
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Is there a name for the stretch of water beyond Sweare Deep, under the bridge and on to South Lake in Langstone Harbour?
There is nothing on my chart.
There is nothing on my chart.
Between Hayling Is. & Langstone
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jamesjermain
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Re: Between Hayling Is. & Langstone
Northney Channel?
Northney Channel?
Daedelus
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At low water it's called mud /forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif
temptress
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Mud, mud and More Mud.
and in a SW it gets rough at high water and the holding is Sh!*E.......
and in a SW it gets rough at high water and the holding is Sh!*E.......
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My chart shows it marked as "West Cuts", but mostly marked as "marsh" or "hard"!
There is a way round there at high water, and I did it once in the S24, but if there's enough water to miss the bottom, you'll probably hit the bridge, or vice versa.
dv.
There is a way round there at high water, and I did it once in the S24, but if there's enough water to miss the bottom, you'll probably hit the bridge, or vice versa.
dv.
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My chart shows it marked as "West Cuts", but mostly marked as "marsh" or "hard"!
There is a way round there at high water, and I did it once in the S24, but if there's enough water to miss the bottom, you'll probably hit the bridge, or vice versa.
dv.
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Yep - what my chart shows .... Sweare Deep to New Cut to West Cuts to North Lake - South Lake.
My chart shows it marked as "West Cuts", but mostly marked as "marsh" or "hard"!
There is a way round there at high water, and I did it once in the S24, but if there's enough water to miss the bottom, you'll probably hit the bridge, or vice versa.
dv.
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Yep - what my chart shows .... Sweare Deep to New Cut to West Cuts to North Lake - South Lake.
