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You probably will not be able to get in and out inside of half tide. Very shallow on the open flat leading to the creek. There are a few deep holes in the creek itself. I had to give it 2 hours on either side of the tide in my carolina skiff fwiw. That was several years ago.
The other poster is correct. I live on the creek. You can expect to get in and out three hours either side of the high tide. It can be four hours depending on the wind. On a good northeaster, you could bring a Hatteras in there at high tide.., and tie it up to your back porch.
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