[Minnewaska]

Reading a related thread on ICW resources, which best direct people to Active Captain and other real time resources, I recalled a common occurrence.

Often, guests or even just my wife and I will consider a question about a region along the coast, or the controlling depths for a buddy that is considering a transit or some other question. It would be great to have a handy resource, rather than have to grab a computer. Actually, the old fashion concept of a coffee table book is a great conversation starter too.

So, which to you think would be best? Don't really need charts, as much as something that noted controlling depths and air drafts, inlets, abundance of anchorages, ports of interest along the way, etc.

 

[Minnewaska]

Yes, I'm familiar, I asking for individuals suggestions for the best purpose suited. The On the Water guide may be best. I like Waterway guides, but can't actually find one that covers the entire ICW.

 

[Minnewaska]

So, in a creepily interesting turn of events, Mr. Siegel decided to comment on my blog.
Dock Six Chronicles: A Last Look At Last Year- The Dinghy Diaries: A New Beginning......

Dang, looks like he removed it. I do like AC and I have also contributed quite a bit to it. I think it's one of the best modern cruising resource innovations. However, Jeff sure seems to have a short fuse. Too bad.