Northern NJ spots
#52
Originally Posted by Stormrider
would you say its 20 miles from the tip of manhattan to the horse shoe cove area?
#54
So that sounds like 30 minutes to me...
you guys wanna race me and my duct tape motor! LOL
I'm sure you guys chilled and enjoyed that ride, plus the 5mph river rides take time too.
you guys wanna race me and my duct tape motor! LOL
I'm sure you guys chilled and enjoyed that ride, plus the 5mph river rides take time too.
#56
Originally Posted by Panther
It may take an 1 or 1 1/2 for you in the potatoe chip but last weekend it took me maybe 10 min to cross the bay, 40 min door-to-door if I had to estimate, cruising at 3600 and that's even after we idled between the two bridges.
#57
Originally Posted by mr_velocity
Yea maybe you're right since it only takes about 1:30 to get to Fire Island. You are our resident river expert 

#58
Originally Posted by CasinoRunner
Tip of NYC to tip of SandyHook 16-18 Miles. As per my GPS .
#59
Originally Posted by Panther
Stormrider,
By the way, I was out in the sound a few years ago and went to an awesome cove, I think it was called the sand pit, it was near port washington or port Jeff, I can't remember.
Panther
By the way, I was out in the sound a few years ago and went to an awesome cove, I think it was called the sand pit, it was near port washington or port Jeff, I can't remember.
Panther
Long Island Sound offers a tremendous amount of boating destinations and watering holes.
T2x
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I went to Wind & Sea last night by boat, no problem getting there but the way home via the shrewsbury
It was so dark out, couldn't see anything no moon, lots of fog etc... scary place to be under those conditions. Would never have made it back without a GPS. I will try to avoid that area in the future unless it's a clear night.
How did they do it years ago without modern technology.
It was so dark out, couldn't see anything no moon, lots of fog etc... scary place to be under those conditions. Would never have made it back without a GPS. I will try to avoid that area in the future unless it's a clear night.How did they do it years ago without modern technology.



