Poole to Weymouth, neaps. Inshore or offshore?

[colhel]

The Reeds screenshot you posted shows a larger area than the one I posted which is possibly why I'm less concerned.
The range boats will guide you and keep you out of trouble.

 

[colhel]

Don't even think of going inside as in inshore of peveril buoy it marks a rocky ledge and could spoil your day bigtime.

Absolutely, I did say keep it on your Starboard side (sort of).

 

[Sticky Fingers]

The Reeds screenshot you posted shows a larger area than the one I posted which is possibly why I'm less concerned.
The range boats will guide you and keep you out of trouble.

Yes, although I think that's an optical illusion, the Reeds one is to scale.

 

[Sticky Fingers]

Don't even think of going inside as in inshore of peveril buoy it marks a rocky ledge and could spoil your day bigtime.

Absolutely, I did say keep it on your Starboard side (sort of).

Lol Yes, just had a look at the chart. I'd not be cutting inshore of that.

 

[Robin]

Absolutely, I did say keep it on your Starboard side (sort of).

Fairy Nuff but for the return trip it would be leave to port, safest is pass nearby but offshore of it either way it can be a bumpy little spot too but not too extensive, Going west you can keep close in right to St Albans which avoids most of the rough stuff. We used to round St Albans (Aldhelms) withing apple core throw distance and there is a west going eddy along there to help get there at say -30mins HW Dover,with tide turning westbound usful to use to get a good push past Portland Bill if headed across Lyme bay for pasty/scrumpy land -more important in saily things maybe though,