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Forum: Monohull Sailboats

18-02-2018, 09:47

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Mooring choices in Narragansett Bay?

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Posted By lifeofreilly57

Re: Mooring choices in Narragansett Bay?

They can't take the old one down fast enough form me.
After I knocked the antenna off a few years ago I haven't really chanced it, I thought I was close enough on that one. It's tough to judge...

Forum: Monohull Sailboats

16-02-2018, 13:37

Replies: 23

Mooring choices in Narragansett Bay?

Views: 5,370

Posted By lifeofreilly57

Re: Mooring choices in Narragansett Bay?

Thought the control height on the old bridge was 61'? My mast is 64 and I can't get down there anymore, last time I went at dead low tide it took my antenna off. I'm a little more chubby than in my...

Forum: Monohull Sailboats

16-02-2018, 12:26

Replies: 23

Mooring choices in Narragansett Bay?

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Posted By lifeofreilly57

Re: Mooring choices in Narragansett Bay?

They also have a number of moorings in the north field as well as inside the sandbar where it's more protected. The moorings are less expensive and as long as their well maintained a bit safer in a...

Forum: Monohull Sailboats

16-02-2018, 05:46

Replies: 23

Mooring choices in Narragansett Bay?

Views: 5,370

Posted By lifeofreilly57

Re: Mooring choices in Narragansett Bay?

I too would look,at Dutch Harbor. I've had my boat on a mooring in EG for 30 years but your draught is a bit deep for that part of the upper bay. I see 8-9 foot depths at low tide. Bristol, Dutch...

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