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I was going through old pictures looking for a picture of the door stickers on my old 2001.5, and ran across these pictures of old boating friend Sven and I walking on water.
It is Sky Pilot Rock in Desolation Sound in BC Canada. It is out in the middle of no where and is only marked with bottom paint and propeller strikes. It is a couple hundred feet deep all the way around it.
A friend hit Stacy Rock which is 6 miles away and also unmarked, only showing at lower tides.
I ran the last boat we owned (19 years/bought new in 96) on auto pilot most of the time. I had an integrated nav system. Used a Laptop (receiving GPS position data) that had charting software sending nav directions to the auto pilot and displaying the go to way point on the radar screen also. Given that I ran the same courses year after year or created a new course ahead of time, I figured my chance of hitting a rock were greatly reduced. I had a saying "If the channel is 6 miles wide I ran 3 mile off the shoreline". We operated boat of those 19 year and never dinged a prop. We put 2700 hours on the twin Cummins 4B150's during ownership.