Carolina Beach inlet - The Carolina's - News https://saltwatercentral.com/community/he-arolinas-ews185/carolina-beach-inlet/ SaltwaterCentral.Com Discussion Board en-US Sun, 19 Jul 2026 12:08:20 +0000 wpForo 60 RE: Carolina Beach inlet https://saltwatercentral.com/community/he-arolinas-ews185/carolina-beach-inlet/#post-394141 Mon, 12 May 2025 21:28:24 +0000 The Carolina's - News Matt DeCeilio https://saltwatercentral.com/community/he-arolinas-ews185/carolina-beach-inlet/#post-394141 RE: Carolina Beach inlet https://saltwatercentral.com/community/he-arolinas-ews185/carolina-beach-inlet/#post-394140 Mon, 12 May 2025 20:55:10 +0000 Stay just to the south of #3 and then head about 50 yards south of #1 ( green cans…..wrong side ) that is where the water is.  

next time I got to the boat I will post my track line.

]]> The Carolina's - News Capt_Dave https://saltwatercentral.com/community/he-arolinas-ews185/carolina-beach-inlet/#post-394140 Carolina Beach inlet https://saltwatercentral.com/community/he-arolinas-ews185/carolina-beach-inlet/#post-394139 Mon, 12 May 2025 20:36:10 +0000

This might be old news for some of you but I thought I would pass this along. I went out Carolina beach inlet last Thursday it was close to high tide and I didn't have any problem.  I came back in on low tide and I was in between the cans but couldn't tell by the waves if one side was better or not so I stayed in the middle and hit bottom but I was able to get off. I've been using that inlet for over 30 years and never hit bottom. I have a single engine 23 foot cc. 

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