AT the southern end of Long Reach, about a mile above Gregorys Point, the Saint John River is constricted between Purdys and Belyeas Point, each marked by a flashing light.
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The current increases here, particularly on the Belyeas Point side, so this area is prone to chop from opposing southerly winds.
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Pleasant anchorages can be found on either side of either point, providing good protection in most winds.
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Approaches. The river is broad and free of obstructions on both sides of the points.
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Anchorages, Moorings. The anchorage upriver from Purdys Point will provide the best protection from southerly winds. The point is low and sandy, but it quickly rises to a bluff of pines.
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Work your way in to a comfortable depth. Holding ground is good in sand and mud. From here you can watch the passing river traffic and the setting sun.
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