[quote=timscottyoung][quote=ConnorG]
On a different note, I'm not sure if the beach patrol likes people going out during red flag even when it comes to sailing. But that's usually the better time to sail.[/quote]
Have sailed at PCB with double reds - seems it takes very little to bring them out. They seem to go with double reds quicker than other beaches we have visited. I figure if they see you trying to get out through the surf, they may call you back in, but once you are out I doubt they'll bother you. However, I have seen the Sherriff's Helicopter chase in swimmers... they may come after me! :-O
[quote=the-renovator] much to the concern of swimmers standing in knee-deep water on the sandbanks, the usual landlubber ignorance.. :roll:Edited by the-renovator on Aug 27, 2014 - 10:30 PM. [/quote]
Part of sailing at PCB around the condos - I ALWAYS look very closely when coming in for the swimmers. Especially when the surf is up and they may be hidden behind waves or even worse snorkeling in close, common for little kids.
[quote=MN3]i would recommend you tie up the jib to prevent it from working loose overnight[/quote]
Thanks for the tip - will do. The little "V" cleat for the furling line can let go pretty easily.
[quote=motivated]About 16 miles west of PCB is a beach called Inlet Beach. [/quote]
Thanks, I'll use this option if my plan to stay close to the condo fails.[/quote]
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