Significant Shoaling Within the Oyster Creek Channel
Now, we know what you're thinking: What is shoaling and why should I care?
Well, if you're not a mariner, seafarer, or sailer, you shouldn't. Shoaling is a sandy elevation under water that causes a hazard to navigation
If you plan on navigating the waters in the Oyster Creek Channel, please be aware of the following warning:
The New Jersey State Police Marine Services Bureau, along with the United States Coast Guard, are advising mariners to transit the Oyster Creek Channel with extreme caution, due to significant shoaling.
The area of concern is located on the westerly portion between buoys 38 and 40, within Ocean Township, New Jersey.