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I agree.

Gotta imagine with that canter it's a good bit lower.

The Virginia Beach Fishing Center has the marina there on the end of Southside Rd., just outside the bridge. It was built by Wayne McLeskey before he died and the Fishing Center took it over some years ago. It's where the boats too big to go under the bridge and sailboats dock. Most sailboaters end up just anchoring in Lake Wesley though. To ramp launch a power boat, you have to go to Owl's Creek though, no ramps on the outside. If you look at this shot, the satellite docks are the gold star on the right, just outside bridge. Fun Fact: The hailing port for all of our sailboats is Lake Wesley.

No, he has to stay on the outside of the bridge in Lake Wesley. If you go under bridge that's Owl's Creek.

I've known the boat so long I still think of it as Bacardi. So no.

Not any of the ones I sailed against.

A Farr 40 would handle them around a W/L track pretty easily I imagine unless its nuking.

If you go inside, Little Creek is more on the way, if you go outside, Rudee is more direct.

Current report is 8 or 9 feet for the inlet at MLW. About 7' inside in anchorage

There's unfortunately only a single option for Virginia Beach, Rudee Inlet on the outside of the bridge. Decent anchorage though, and one marina, the satellite area for the Virginia Beach Fishing Center. Little Creek is close, but right over the city line in Norfolk. I'll have to check and see what the depth is in the inlet right now, they have been dredging, but the storm may have silted it up a bit. You'll be in sight from my front porch if you come on down here.

Are you actually coming into VB or Norfolk?

Of course it did. The GFS is a national embarrassment

Great thread title.

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