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Note 1881.0 Transient mooring fees No replies
SONATA::LOVELL 12 lines 16-JUN-1992 17:59
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Cape Cod Bay harbors
Does anyone know what mooring or docking fees are this year in the
harbors of Scituate, Plymouth, Wellfleet, P-Town?
Any recommendations?
Any reservations accepted and/or recommended?
And has anyone entered Sesuit? Is it deep enough for a 5 foot draft
vessel?
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| 1881.1 | re: P-town | ATEIS::LINELL | Wed Jul 08 1992 13:58 | 18 | |
I spoke with the harbormaster (dock mistriss?) about mid-June who said an overnight mooring was about $35, less/stay for longer terms. This includes launch service "'til you're through doing whatever you're doing," showers, laundry access, etc.. I think reservations were accepted if you provide numbers for your plastic... While on the docks, I saw the last 60 or so mooring bases which had just been cast (concrete) of close to 100. They were squares about 10-12' on a side, about 1 ft. think on the edges, and about 2+ ft in the center where the steel ring poked up - guaronteed to hold your average dinghy! Apparantly some dragging and subsequent damage during Bob and the noname Northeaster in '91 struck a chord. Enjoy! - kel | |||||
| 1881.2 | Scituate | ROCK::PEEBLES | Wed Jul 08 1992 15:00 | 6 | |
Scituate is $20 a night via Easy Rider (now on CH9).
Fee is for launch service. Hours were 9 - 9 Mon thru Thurs.
9 - 11pm Fri
didn't ask about Sat & Sun
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| 1881.3 | I thought they changed CH9 to an emergency channel | CUPTAY::BAILEY | Season of the Winch | Wed Jul 08 1992 15:22 | 11 |
RE: CH9
Really ??? I thought that channel 9 was reserved for "emergency" type
use, like channel 16, as of this year. I know Easy Rider used to use
that channel (like many other launch services in the area) but had to
change to a different channel as of this season.
Please feel free to correct me if I'm wrong ...
... Bob
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| 1881.4 | UNIFIX::BERENS | Alan Berens | Wed Jul 08 1992 15:56 | 10 | |
re .3: In the First Coast Guard District (New England) channel 9 is now the channel to be used for non-emergency calling of other boats, marinas, etc, that used to be done on Channel 16. Channel 16 is now reserved for emergency use. This should make it easier to get help in a crisis without interference from, er, ah, um, those who talk before listening, which is a somewhat comforting thought. Of course, Channel 9 will now be rather less useful, convenient, whatever, for launch operators, etc, due to the increased noise, and they may well shift to another channel. | |||||
| 1881.5 | Easy Rider Working Channel | ROCK::PEEBLES | Wed Jul 08 1992 16:05 | 7 | |
re .3
The working channel for Easy Rider is 68. Not sure if they monitor
it or only use it for directions after initial contact is made.
Bob
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| 1881.6 | CUPTAY::BAILEY | Season of the Winch | Wed Jul 08 1992 16:44 | 6 | |
RE .4
Thanks for the clarification ...
... Bob
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| 1881.7 | re.Sesuit Harbor | ISLNDS::BURNHAM | JACK BURNHAM | Fri Jul 17 1992 14:37 | 8 |
Regarding Sesuit Harbor. A five foot draft may be worth checking with
the harbormaster. Phone number is: 385-5555. I know there are sailboats
well over 30 feet. I also know they don't leave or come into the harbor
during low tide. I was told that they dredged the opening of the harbor
in May.
Regards,
Jack Burnham
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