TIPPLERS PASSAGE TO REDLAND BAY
Queensland Boating, Fishing, Sea Search and Rescue Guide - resilient laminated waterproof chart - wrist lanyard - Size 21 x 27cm - CAMTAS
Printed both sides card: Side 1 covers the area Tipplers Passage to Cobby Cobby Island. Side 2 covers the area Cobby Cobby Island to Redland Bay
Features
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Water contours are shades of blue becoming progressively darker as depth increases
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Land contours become progressively darker as height increases
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Natural features, mangroves, sand types, mud, salt pans and others features are visually realistically depicted
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Grid reference system, latitude and longitude simplifies identifying positions for boating, fishing and rescue services
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Navigation marks and symbols are clearly indicated on the chart without the need for supplementary handbook
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Known information such as names, heights, depths, seabed, GPS marks, obstructions and navigational tracks included
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No fishing Zones, officially declared speed zones clearly indicated
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Lesser known information such as local knowledge of fishing locations, local common names and information from latest satellite images are included at time of publication
Camtas Background
- Camtas management has a wealth of practical knowledge, spanning over 65 years of combined personal experiences, naval, yachting, amateur and professional fishing, deep sea and reef scuba diving, underwater photography, ichthyology, marine aquariums, marine rescue and cartography.
- Camtas Marine Safety Chart was first published in year 1973 for a local Marine Search & Rescue Group who sought help to create a user friendly grid type search and rescue chart for their local area. New publications have followed due its instant success and numerous requests from similar groups and public.
Contains easily identified places of interest:
JUMPINPIN, GOLD COAST WATERWAYS, TIPPLERS PASSAGE, NORTH STRADBROKE ISLAND, THE BROADWATER, SOUTH STRADBROKE ISLAND, REDLAND BAY, WOONGOOLBA, JACOBS WELL, MERIDIAN MARINAS HORIZON SHORES, CABBAGE TREE POINT, RUSSELL ISLAND
