St Marys Island

[carlrmc]

Lads does anyone know what stage of the flood is the latest you can walk onto the island and at what stage is the soonest you can walk off it? I'm talking about literally walking and not wading across, cheers lads

 

[waco]

Lads does anyone know what stage of the flood is the latest you can walk onto the island and at what stage is the soonest you can walk off it? I'm talking about literally walking and not wading across, cheers lads

would of thought depends on size of tide, but I woudl imagine at least 3hours before adn3 hours after low water and then some

 

[D.D.]

depends on the size of the tide....

 

[davidhayley1945]

2hrs either side of h/w on a 5mtr plus tide,on a small 3.8 tide as long as it is flat dry or ankle deep at h/w. davy.

 

[carlrmc]

4.50m tide it will be, looking at Tuesday

 

[carlrmc]

thanks Davy

 

[Dreadlock Wrasse-ta]

I walked across round about HW today and there wasn't a chance of getting your feet wet. It looked well fishy too (I was working not fishing though). I will say from experience mind, it's a very different walk across in the dark with a load of gear on your back

 

[lead chucker]

It's a tackle nightmare too

 

[Philthebag]

I walked across round about HW today and there wasn't a chance of getting your feet wet. It looked well fishy too (I was working not fishing though). I will say from experience mind, it's a very different walk across in the dark with a load of gear on your back

Agree there place spooks me out in the dark especially with a bit of a sea on lol

 

[Dreadlock Wrasse-ta]

I once went there in my van with my talking, pot addict dog to investigate a series of double figure cod landings. Turns out it was just a disgruntled caretaker with a projected. In all seriousness though, it is a nerve trembler wading across in the dark