Reviews: Hairston Bend Cutoff
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Review for Hairston Bend Cutoff
Reviewed by: Frederick Slane, Archimedes II, on Apr 16, 2022
Vessel Type: Power
LOA: 38'
Draft: 4.0'Overall Rating:4Holding:5Wind Protection:5Current Flow:3Scenic Beauty:3Cell Service:1WiFi:1Also seen as Hurston Bend Cut Off. We used a stern anchor. Had trouble getting anchors up from the thick clay bottom. "Almost" got stuck exiting - stay center or north of center on egress!
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Review for Hairston Bend Cutoff
Reviewed by: Capt. Mac Rubel on Oct 20, 2021
LOA: 48'
Draft: 5.0'Overall Rating:2Holding:4Wind Protection:3Current Flow:5Wake Protection:2Scenic Beauty:3Ease of Shopping:1Shore Access:1Pet Friendly:1Cell Service:2Hairston Bend Cutoff has silted in and the anchorage is now nothing but a pocket that will accommodate one boat about 200 feet off the channel.
Leave the channel at mm 318.5 and head towards the opening in RDB between the bank on the north side and the little island on the south side. Favor the north side as there is a 5 foot shallow just off the island. Move back in towards the NW for 9 – 10 feet of water with enough swing room for one boat. Protection from wakes is poor as the channel is within 200 feet. Wind protection is adequate from the south through west and around to the north. No shore access. Cell service is 2 bars for ATT and Verizon with no service for T-Mobile.View location on the Waterway Guide Explorer