Maps & Photos - Snagged

There was a definite hazard to navigation stuck in the channel between the north end and the mainland during June 2006. The removal process started early in the morning at low tide when a float was attached to the snag's root end. By high tide the snag had floated free of the channel bottom and was ready for towing. It took two small craft at full throttle to bring it in.

The snag was used that year as a 4th of July parade entry (sign reads "The World's Biggest Stickfish").

Snag in Mist	Towing Out the Float	Attaching the Float	Letting the Tide Work
Ready To Tow	Towing It In	Tow Closeup	Beached
Cutting It Up	The Victorious Tribe	Rootball	Parade Entry

M1 | M2 | M3 | P1 | P2 | P3 | P4 | P5 | P6