Not necessarily. Yes, the water is deeper, but the outside turns are typically in the channel with the barges steering all the way to the outside turn. The outside turns are usually lined with rocks and have the strongest current as well.
Happy anniversary. I own a cruiser cause the waterway I like to travel. I lived in that state. I worked off-shore on the oil rigs & a certified merchant seaman registered in New Orleans. 🦜
Ponce is such a sweet boy
Im going to buy 50 two by sixes to build me a shanty boat. The big river is calling me home.
I hope you put a motor on it or something that allows you to get out of the way of barges if your planning to navigate it, but I say "Go for it!"
You would want to stay on sandbars on the outside of turns. Water is always deeper there. Lesson for the day.
Not necessarily. Yes, the water is deeper, but the outside turns are typically in the channel with the barges steering all the way to the outside turn. The outside turns are usually lined with rocks and have the strongest current as well.
Happy anniversary. I own a cruiser cause the waterway I like to travel. I lived in that state. I worked off-shore on the oil rigs & a certified merchant seaman registered in New Orleans. 🦜
Thanks. I bet you saw some cool things as a seaman in the Gulf.