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hammerin hank 02-17-2018 06:39 AM

Boat Slip Question
 
Can anyone tell me if there is an issue with shallow slips at the Belmar Marina?
I leased a slip on E dock, and was down there yesterday at low tide, took out my measuring tape and only had 27" of water in my slip?? My wellcraft needs 30" with the engine down.. I sent an email to the Marina office. Maybe they can move me out towards the end of the dock?

Njbillfish 02-17-2018 09:22 AM

Re: Boat Slip Question
 
I don’t know the particulars of each of the docks at Belmar but I know a few friends who had boats there & they always had plenty of water. 27 inches is pretty close to the 30 you need & that slip has probably sat empty for a few months. Once u back into that slip a few times, I would think you will blow some of the bottom back & it will become a little deeper :)

hammer4reel 02-17-2018 08:18 PM

Re: Boat Slip Question
 
Hank you should have came to our marina.
would have saved some money,, and had a place to park.
since they built the zoo over there, parking is at a premium

FISHGERE 02-20-2018 10:09 AM

Re: Boat Slip Question
 
go see rob at inlet marina the old ap marina great guy he could hook u up parking is a mess there

Capt. Debbie 02-20-2018 11:32 AM

Re: Boat Slip Question
 
I was there in the AP days. Great family ran it. On site fueling. And only one bridge - Ocean Avenue.




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Originally Posted by FISHGERE (Post 502641)
go see rob at inlet marina the old ap marina great guy he could hook u up parking is a mess there


hammer4reel 02-20-2018 03:33 PM

Re: Boat Slip Question
 
That could be a very tough spot if he is out with just his grandkids.
Current RIPS there .

Capt. Debbie 02-21-2018 11:24 AM

Re: Boat Slip Question
 
True by the bridge and main river it does. Tidal drop is what 5-6 feet?

But once inside marina the current is easily workable. My Grady with these damn twinned 200hp OMC Sea Drives did not back worth a damn. I had no problem in there docking.


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Originally Posted by hammer4reel (Post 502661)
That could be a very tough spot if he is out with just his grandkids.
Current RIPS there .


hammerin hank 02-22-2018 03:11 PM

Re: Boat Slip Question
 
Thank you all,
I guess we'll give it a shot this year, I already paid in full.liked the floating docks, and the place is little kid friendly.. Kinda worried about the parking issue? Emailed the marina office last week about the water depth issue, no,reply yet. I was at Hoffmans for 10 years, the water current there is wicked, like the Colorado River at times, and they want $4,500. For my 25' boat. parking there is a bitch too... I can always move next year, ,thanks again


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