The thing about the tides in Maine is that they are predictable. The rocks
never move. And that cannot be said for the sand bars on the coast from New
Jersey to Texas. Lobster pots are thick, especially in the height of the
season, but there are ways to avoid them if one really pays attention to the
driving. The good news is that they will just slide over the c/b/keel and should be
easy to push off of the rudder with a boat hook. In truth, it is not a big
deal, especially when you do not have a prop and strut hanging down and spinning
around. Cheers. Skip
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