If you're heading up there tomorrow, and have no experience in the Narrows, I would recommend going through on the slack tide. 500 horses will push you through anything that the Narrows will produce, but going through on a full tide is an intimidating experience for even the most seasoned boaters.
I grew up looking right up Seymour Narrows and you don't want to know the number of boats I've seen in real bad trouble on that piece of water. Everything from 16' tinnies right up to cruise ships and freighters.
Looks like morning slack is 8:22 AM, so I would recommend heading through anytime between 8 and 9.
It would be my recommendation to try Browns Bay. It can be productive on the ebb.
Also could be worthwhile to head just a hair north of Okisollo channel and give it a whirl in Greensea.
Like Charlie says, Octopus and related areas are RCA, but you're in a pretty good spot to pop through Hole In The Wall and try your luck around Stuart Island. Look for the guide boats.
I grew up looking right up Seymour Narrows and you don't want to know the number of boats I've seen in real bad trouble on that piece of water. Everything from 16' tinnies right up to cruise ships and freighters.
Looks like morning slack is 8:22 AM, so I would recommend heading through anytime between 8 and 9.
It would be my recommendation to try Browns Bay. It can be productive on the ebb.
Also could be worthwhile to head just a hair north of Okisollo channel and give it a whirl in Greensea.
Like Charlie says, Octopus and related areas are RCA, but you're in a pretty good spot to pop through Hole In The Wall and try your luck around Stuart Island. Look for the guide boats.