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Old 07-13-2009
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Cape May Channel

Anyone been around the tip of Cape May NJ lately? We're making the run down in a couple of weeks and was wondering about the shoaling around the point. I know you can cut inside of Prissey Wicks Shoal via Cape May Channel but wondered if anyone's done it lately and if there's any major change in the shoal. BTW we can't take the canal since the stick is 60+ ft.
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