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The current can be a problem (but it does go both ways). 
In Response To: Entrance to Plymouth is forever 
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() But why I offer this short-cut. Actually two, if you can believe the one we took back out the next morning, cutting Bug Light! When we headed south across Brown's Bank it was 28 feet in the green area. On the other hand, the sounder saw 3.5 by Saquish Head, more like it's "supposed" to be. Black is the track when we were headed to Maine; red is upon our return. It was cool and dark and we weren't cutting anything in the evening.
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- The current can be a problem (but it does go both ways).
- Entrance to Plymouth is forever
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