I saw on FB on one post that while we had the Florence offshore winds, that Breach Inlet went dry. Is that true? Anybody got pictures? I’m pretty sure the sandbar was high and dry…but being able to walk between the islands as the post suggested? I’d like to see pictures if true.
“I am constantly amazed at the stupidity of the general public.”
~my dad
Equipment:
2007 Grady White 222 Fisherman / 250 Yamaha
Simrad NSS evo2 and G4
1- 23 boy that won’t move out)
1 - 19 year old (fishing maniac)
1 - wife (The Warden)
“I am constantly amazed at the stupidity of the general public.”
~my dad
Equipment:
2007 Grady White 222 Fisherman / 250 Yamaha
Simrad NSS evo2 and G4
1- 23 boy that won’t move out)
1 - 19 year old (fishing maniac)
1 - wife (The Warden)
I doubt it. You can see the channel up against the left of the frame in front of Sullivan’s island. They just did not walk far enough to get to the edge. A view from the bridge would be indisputable.
I doubt it. You can see the channel up against the left of the frame in front of Sullivan’s island. They just did not walk far enough to get to the edge. A view from the bridge would be indisputable.
I’m thinking if Breach Inlet really did run “dry”, there would be hundreds of pictures. Here, we’ve only got one poor video. I saw the other day that the video made onto My Radar(app) Facebook page.
“I am constantly amazed at the stupidity of the general public.”
~my dad
Equipment:
2007 Grady White 222 Fisherman / 250 Yamaha
Simrad NSS evo2 and G4
1- 23 boy that won’t move out)
1 - 19 year old (fishing maniac)
1 - wife (The Warden)
It’s very possible it created a sand bridge between the 2 sand bars way north of the bridge - where you could walk across Sullivans to IOP, thats a shallow spot at low tide anyway. There’s no way it went dry close to the bridge, that water is up to 30’ deep. There’s a deep slope, if it went dry the camera would be in that direction as it would have been a spectacular sight with all the bioluminescent plant life right there.