FI Inlet/GSB Aerial Pix and video AFTER Irene

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Got this from a buddy who in the USCG Auxiliary.

Pictures will enlarge when clicked, but they take a while.

The link for the Inlet Buoys are from July, before IRENE. They are mostly way off position now.

http://www.d1ops.org/
 
Nice pics and video, thanks for the link.

Billy K.
 
Great shots...is there a site that has the Shinnecock Inlet? although i don' think it shifted much.
 
http://southampton.patch.com/articles/photos-hamptons-beaches-after-irene
 
Thanks Eric. Have you been through yet? If so any changes or worse shoaling than before? I was considering going offshore this weekend but didn't see any reports on the inlet conditions besides that the buoys were off station so I was a little leary of making the run until I knew what was going on there.

John
 
In my opinion, that in minimal damage. Hurricanes normally do a lot more damage than that to beaches and beach communities.
 
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Originally posted by JohnC

Thanks Eric. Have you been through yet? If so any changes or worse shoaling than before? I was considering going offshore this weekend but didn't see any reports on the inlet conditions besides that the buoys were off station so I was a little leary of making the run until I knew what was going on there.

John






John- I only know of of a few guys with smaller boats than yours that went through. So, I reserve comment on whether anything in the inlet changed.

I haven't been out yet, as the fishing has been off by a lot and I actually like my boat on the surface! :)

I think the biggest concern is debris.

My nephew fished the WM Open out of NJ the week before Irene hit.

If you recall, we got hit with almost 7 inches of rain and there was a lot of flooding in upstate and in Northern Nj.

A lot of huge trees, branches and all sort of building scraps were washed out to sea.

My nephew reported that there were numerous SF boats that left under the cover of darkness and wrecked their running gear.

Apparently, there was a 'debris line' that formed about 30 miles offshore that was an accumulation of that flood debris. Didn't show on radar, but guys lost props, shafts, struts, etc.

I would guess the same would be off the south shore! [:-cry]
 
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