Originally Posted by Mlcreek
If you can find a ramp...Cedar Key, or Inglis, you will have quit a ride to get to deep safe water.....like 6-8 miles out.


while i was in Cedar Key last may, there they had a historic low tide. It was not that bad. I did not hit bottom unless i was exploring too close to islands. It was not hard to stay near the channels, and again ... there was very little power boat traffic.. it was very beautiful and i would even recommend it as a nice place to see old florida and sail in some unique areas.

There was a TON of parking and ramps available (both at the marina and along the entire waterfront near our hotels "the far awway inn"

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Small boats gathering on an island
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super low tide, wasn't that bad to handle.
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public boat ramp / slopping sea wall on the road.


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