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Topic: Depoe Bay Chart  (Read 2456 times)

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goldendog

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An interesting chart!
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yep! i've almost got it memorized ;D
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Pelagic

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This chart only shows a couple hundred yards in front of the hole.  Go west young man


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hey, it's better than the nothing i had on hand.

Thanks, Dave, for sharing..
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« Last Edit: September 05, 2009, 09:55:06 PM by pelagic paddler »


[WR]

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actually i should be the one apologizing. i was being sarcastically self deprecating again and it didn't come off right.

thanx for your sharing, too. now i gots 2 good charts to refer too.



<edit> wow, i really like the 1:10,00 version for the detail of the outbound channel./ harbor entrance.. have seen this site before but had forgotten it. again, thanx.
« Last Edit: September 05, 2009, 11:11:03 PM by wanderingrichard »
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And a zoomable version from my favorite chart site...
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[WR]

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gawds, i love how you guys share .....
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Yarjammer

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After checking out a link posted the other day in one of the recent Depoe Bay threads it seems like the channel is like navigating Skull Island...  what's the story here from a yak perspective?  It doesn't seem that bad too me from the chart, but my salt experience is limited to fishing Puget Sound.


goldendog

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Here's the two charts combined. It's too bad we can't fish between the channel and the bell. Looks like a nice dropoff about 2/3s of the way out.
« Last Edit: September 07, 2009, 10:57:58 AM by goldendog »
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