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compounder posted 02-17-2001 09:20 AM ET (US)
Recently purchased the "Mid-Atlantic Waterway Guide 2001" by Intertec Publishing.
I'm impressed with the content and quality of the material. Anyone interested in cruising the ICW should have a copy of this book.
Information on the waterway even includes shoaling information as recent as summer of 2000.
A bit pricey for me at $40, but a worthwhile addition to the library.
Joe
kingfish posted 02-17-2001 01:21 PM ET (US)
Joe-
What are the Northern and Southern limits of coverage?
John
compounder posted 02-17-2001 02:26 PM ET (US)
John, the edition I have is the "Mid-Atlantic" which covers from the Chesapeake Bay to the Florida border.
There a two others: Southern....Florida border to Key West, Northern....Maine to Chesapeake Bay.
I have not yet visited the website. The URL is www.waterwayguide.com
Joe
kingfish posted 02-18-2001 12:01 AM ET (US)
Thanks, Joe-
Is there much detail on the Savannah, GA/Charleston, SC area?
John
compounder posted 02-20-2001 06:16 PM ET (US)
John,
There's plenty of detail in the text, but the chart excerpts they use leave a little to be desired. They probably serve the author's purpose, but you would, of course,still need current charts.
kingfish posted 02-22-2001 09:28 AM ET (US)
Thanks again, Joe-
I'll be down (over?) in the Savannah/Tybee Island area in early April with my boat, and am trying to get well charted and informationed before I get there - I appreciate your input. Tom Zeno has put me onto an IC Waterway chartbook that covers Norfolk, VA to Jacksonville, FL that I have ordered. It is even pricier than the one you have, but it sounds like it will have the charting I want. I should see it in a couple of days, and if it still doesn't do what I need, there are some NOAA charts in the new West Marine catalog that will. And if that doesn't work, I guess it's the string and lead sinker routine!
John

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Author	Topic: Waterway Guide 2001
compounder	posted 02-17-2001 09:20 AM ET (US) Recently purchased the "Mid-Atlantic Waterway Guide 2001" by Intertec Publishing. I'm impressed with the content and quality of the material. Anyone interested in cruising the ICW should have a copy of this book. Information on the waterway even includes shoaling information as recent as summer of 2000. A bit pricey for me at $40, but a worthwhile addition to the library. Joe
kingfish	posted 02-17-2001 01:21 PM ET (US) Joe- What are the Northern and Southern limits of coverage? John
compounder	posted 02-17-2001 02:26 PM ET (US) John, the edition I have is the "Mid-Atlantic" which covers from the Chesapeake Bay to the Florida border. There a two others: Southern....Florida border to Key West, Northern....Maine to Chesapeake Bay. I have not yet visited the website. The URL is www.waterwayguide.com Joe
kingfish	posted 02-18-2001 12:01 AM ET (US) Thanks, Joe- Is there much detail on the Savannah, GA/Charleston, SC area? John
compounder	posted 02-20-2001 06:16 PM ET (US) John, There's plenty of detail in the text, but the chart excerpts they use leave a little to be desired. They probably serve the author's purpose, but you would, of course,still need current charts.
kingfish	posted 02-22-2001 09:28 AM ET (US) Thanks again, Joe- I'll be down (over?) in the Savannah/Tybee Island area in early April with my boat, and am trying to get well charted and informationed before I get there - I appreciate your input. Tom Zeno has put me onto an IC Waterway chartbook that covers Norfolk, VA to Jacksonville, FL that I have ordered. It is even pricier than the one you have, but it sounds like it will have the charting I want. I should see it in a couple of days, and if it still doesn't do what I need, there are some NOAA charts in the new West Marine catalog that will. And if that doesn't work, I guess it's the string and lead sinker routine! John