As an extension to the Annisquam project:
Picture this... drop the yak in Essex, paddle out to the estuary on the drop, hitting the bars and shoals in the estuary working out to the inlet. Take a break during slack minus low for a drink and a light lunch out on the beach around the corner from Cranes.
Ride the flood over the various shoals as it surges in, moving from spot to spot until you're ready for a cold beer and bucket of steamers at Woodman's.
The question is, would the shoals and bars be exposed enough to pull up a kayak during low tide?
http://coast.mit.edu/draw-ortho.cgi?image=265934
Picture this... drop the yak in Essex, paddle out to the estuary on the drop, hitting the bars and shoals in the estuary working out to the inlet. Take a break during slack minus low for a drink and a light lunch out on the beach around the corner from Cranes.
Ride the flood over the various shoals as it surges in, moving from spot to spot until you're ready for a cold beer and bucket of steamers at Woodman's.
The question is, would the shoals and bars be exposed enough to pull up a kayak during low tide?
http://coast.mit.edu/draw-ortho.cgi?image=265934