1-14-08 Position N25 16.429 W78 07.698
Joulter Cay
Well we made it across the bank to the NW channel and anchored for the night. Then decided to turn south for a small Cay named Joulter
We fished down the west wall of the tongue of the ocean for about 15 miles today, to a little known and never visited cay. It is Joulter Cay, north of Morgan's Bluff on Andros Island. It is a beautiful spot and not a soul in sight, just crystal clear water and a great beach.
We followed the Pavlidis guide's instructions to get in to the anchorage. He had said in the guide that high tide and good light were required. Well we had both and NEEDED both. Even at high tide we bumped a couple of times but were able to power through the sand. Once over the bar it got deeper. A whopping 4-5 feet, and we need 3.8 to float. But the Greek God of sailing guides was once again spot on with his directions and description!!!
It is a wonderful spot if you can get in here, once past the shallow spots you can find eight feet of water a LW to anchor in. And it has great protection from the North to Southwest. The shoals protect you from the West but the wind will get you!
And it looks like a bone fisherman's paradise!!!!!!!!!!