Boat ramp near Ginnie, please?

[divindoc]

James,

I should have probably phrased my question differently. I did not pick up a boat just because of Ginnie springs! I plan on using it on a zillion different sites, including shark toothing on the west coast. But since I now have a boat, I just wanted to know where to drop it in near Ginnie.

Like I said, I am looking at the alternatives.

Safe Diving

Mike, Let me know when you want to go shark-toothing and I'll give you some leads.

[Caver95]

I take it that Florida has public waterway laws?

you would be correct sir.

Come to think of it I have an avon that I sould rig for diving a Rigid hull inflible. it leaks a little on the starboard side but it can handle a lot of gear. it will hual ass with a 9.9 and its not like I cant fill it up with some nitrox. I think I will sell it. Anyone interested? if you buy it for 15k I will throw in a 33 Morgan out Islander.

[Burke]

There's also a boat ramp just on the western edge of Ginnie hidden in the woods. It's accessed by the dirt road that goes from Ginnie to Hwy 47. You need 4x4 and a small boat because the ramp is rough.

[Jerry]

There's also a boat ramp just on the western edge of Ginnie hidden in the woods. It's accessed by the dirt road that goes from Ginnie to Hwy 47. You need 4x4 and a small boat because the ramp is rough.

That was a Gilchrist Co. Park. It is now closed because of the partying and the tons of beer cans/bottles that went into the river. Gilchrist Co. sheriffs department regularly patrols it and the folks that live there will call GCSD if they see you go in.

Jerry