Surveying Hurricane Irma’s impact on the Johnson Key Chickee with the
“Pa-Hay-Okee”!
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Something is missing on the Johnson Key Chickee!
Hurricane Irma impacts on the Johnson Key Chickee in Florida Bay.
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With that said..
Blessings friends!
Kayakfari
kayakfari ( kayak .. far .. i ) 
Stayed there a few yrs ago.. loved it.. a little windy.. chilly. Put up some tarps as a windbreak.. hammock.. loved it beautiful stars…didnt need the blue space vehicle!!
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He he, I’m sure the blue space will be back soon ..lol. I can’t wait to camp out again, it’s so nice out there!! 🙂
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I loved both of your stories about paddling the Pa-Hay-Okee. Excellent as usual. Makes me want to get out there
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Thanks Albert. It’s a good time to be out there and the Park just re-opened back country camping!! 🙂
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Hey Flex. your blog has inspired me to explore the Johnson & Shark Point chickees.
however, im a total tide chart amateur.
tides4fishing.com shows that low tide at noon on 11/28/19 will be -0.3.
are those poor conditions (too shallow) for kayaking from flamingo to johnson?
thank you!
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Hello Gene. You can go anytime as long as you stick to the main boating (marked) channels. Otherwise time your transits of the flats banks on a rising tide so you won’t get stuck for hours ..
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P.S. To be safe, you can swing wide to the west towards the gap between Murray and Oyster Keys. That’s where the boat channel is, and then follow it south until inline with the chickee, then just paddle due east to it.
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