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I have a question concerning the marker on the south side of Ragged Island....when approaching it from the South shouldn't it be passed on the left? It would seem so but I idled past it one day recently and observed a large boulder under the surface which when the Lake is lower may cause interference. |
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 Duncan Press's Ragged Island   Bizer's Ragged Island |
Answer: When going south and west around Ragged Island, go out in the deep water. OR, if you are going to land or find some other reason to be in the shoal area , go at NO WAKE speed (6 miles an hour) and keep one eye on the water. There could be rocks, as there are in most shoals. Go at NO WAKE speed whenever you are in a shoal area. When you're not sure what a buoy means, try the Duncan Press chart. Forty-some years without a complaint tells us: the routes around the buoys WILL be accurate. This is one of the many cases where the Duncan Press chart is preferable to the Bizer map. Compare the two... The Duncan Ragged Island has a route; the Bizer Ragged Island does not. |
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