Cruising speeds and group travel
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starcrafttom
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Larry you have to remember that hitting the pass on a out going tide may be good for your milage but if the wind is out of the west it could be a really bumpy ride. I would rather run against the wind and current if the wind and current are going the same direction with each other. If they are against each other then you could end up with a rough ride and have to slow down it 15mph or less. :wink:
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Amen!
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heres a chart of the current that day , not to be confused with the tide. I got this and tides from this link.http://tbone.biol.sc.edu/tide/sites_uswest.html
you can pick from any current or tide marker on the list. Then pick what date and times you want to look at for planning. You have a choice of just the numbers or a graph. just print it out and keep it on the boat. I use this all the time for both fishing and traveling.
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I think that the boat Test reviews are good for "relitative" performance comparisons. I have never got the "mileage" which they claim, even with light boats. I would be delighted to get 3 miles a gallon with the Tom Cat or 4 miles a gallon for the CD 25.