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  • Chester River - Too many boats?

    I am looking for some waters that will be protected from tomorrow's wind. According to Windfinder, it will be blowing up from the south.

    I have been checking out the charts for the Chester River, just north of Kent Narrows. On paper, the site looks good and should be protected. The ledges appear very fishy, but I am concerned with the amount of boat traffic I suspect I will find. I abandoned my fishing last week when I found too many boaters in the open waters just south of the Narrows. I am hoping to avoid the same issue.

    Can anyone tell me is my suspicions will likely be realized? It will be Monday, so I won't have to deal with weekend traffic. I just don't want to focus on this area if the sound of all the motors will be the fish down (or chase them away).

    Thanks!

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    Bruce

    Hobie PA 14
    Wilderness System, Thresher 155

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    Bruce

    On your map you can see the entrance to Castle Marina and Queens landing. I look out onto the Chester from my front deck.. It's a little choppy but there is no boat traffic today.
    We are probably going out later on to crab and fish.
    I know its a late response. Feel free to P M me if you would like more info.
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    • #3
      Thanks Darryl. I opted to go out to Podickery Pt instead as it was in the lee of the prevailing wind at them time. I appreciate the offer to reach out. Might take you up on it in the future
      Bruce

      Hobie PA 14
      Wilderness System, Thresher 155

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      • #4
        funny you were worried about boat traffic. See my post from today. (on the main forum)
        ORANGE NATIVE MANTA RAY 11

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        • #5
          Unbelievable!!! Glad you are OK....
          Bruce

          Hobie PA 14
          Wilderness System, Thresher 155

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