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Should I skirt the north or south shore? Or middle?
Should I stop for gas at port jeff? I've got a 90gal tank and should be running 58mph at 27gph.
Definitely fueling in manhasset... But port jeff would be an added measure of safety.
Can I sustain 58mph as a cruise on the sound? Or does it get too snotty for a 30'?
Should I stop for gas at port jeff? I've got a 90gal tank and should be running 58mph at 27gph.
Definitely fueling in manhasset... But port jeff would be an added measure of safety.
Can I sustain 58mph as a cruise on the sound? Or does it get too snotty for a 30'?
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I always found the Central Sound bouy in the attached link to be the most indicative of the majority of the Sound from Huntington Harbor and east. Have fun and let us know how it went.
http://www.mysound.uconn.edu/
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Should I skirt the north or south shore? Or middle?
Should I stop for gas at port jeff? I've got a 90gal tank and should be running 58mph at 27gph.
Definitely fueling in manhasset... But port jeff would be an added measure of safety.
Can I sustain 58mph as a cruise on the sound? Or does it get too snotty for a 30'?
Should I stop for gas at port jeff? I've got a 90gal tank and should be running 58mph at 27gph.
Definitely fueling in manhasset... But port jeff would be an added measure of safety.
Can I sustain 58mph as a cruise on the sound? Or does it get too snotty for a 30'?
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South Shore, if conditions are good take the ocean and if it picks up go inshore but don't stray from the channels. On your way stop in the Jones Beach area and catch the Air Show http://www.jonesbeachairshow.com/aircraft.html