ANOTHER GROUNDING IN 4K AT THE JUPITER INLET 

You would think so, right?

Many inlets are considered unnavigable . They would not be marked or on charts. Sandbars are constantly shifting. This is where local knowledge is key.

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or look at a chart & tide table

yEP@@seatanker

I don't think he was hard aground like BIG BLUE was on the shoaling last week. Check my video.

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What's absurd is that the captain would run his boat into an unfamiliar area and put his crew at risk

@@Noreaster-l6k we do it all the time. We cruise around in the Med and travel from one anchorage to the next one. Every anchorage is a new one to us so I have to trust the charts and markers (plus depth meter) to be able to plan a route to those places and we do it with care. This boat definitely had all the navigation gear onboard, that we can be sure off. So the question becomes: 'did the person steering the boat use the charts and navigation equipment' or is this not on the charts ? Regardless of those answers, I still think that shoals like this should be marked and since apparently 2 boats grounded within the last couple of weeks I don't think that is a bad idea. Markers are there to ensure safe passage, then I would say: use them.

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🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 RIGHT?!? 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

That he has a yacht and you live with your mom?

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Rump?