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Jet boats will not go in 4” of water.1’ no problem just keep moving.

The scary thing about running in shallow water is how abruptly the boat will stop and if passengers will hit anything from a violent stop . I have pulled the James bond run over a small sand bar at dusk it was about 6' of bare sand maybe 2'' out of the water I was standing came off my feet and rolled my ankle when I landed but the friction was short lived due to the short distance. It felt like a medium car brake force of forward body motion the boat must have come up quickly in height then dropped back down that was more of the jolt . This was the smaller ls series hull
At least our boats don't have and outboard to put the breaks on. You might just skim right over it. Obviously you wouldn't want to do this if you sea land.
 
3’ lol running in the Everglades park most is less than 3’ that’s y it’s great to have a jet boat no one else up here.View attachment 113280
Can someone please tell me what those little pink bird looking markers are??? It’s driving me nuts and theyre all over my chart
 
Can someone please tell me what those little pink bird looking markers are??? It’s driving me nuts and theyre all over my chart
The pink/purple birds/ducks indicate different types of marine sanctuaries or estuary area zones/nature reserve areas. These can be environmentally sensitive sea areas or areas with minor restrictions and/or information notices.

 
The pink/purple birds/ducks indicate different types of marine sanctuaries or estuary area zones/nature reserve areas. These can be environmentally sensitive sea areas or areas with minor restrictions and/or information notices.

Good to know thank you!
 
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