Help, What's the Bridge Height for the Lighthouse rd Hump Bridge In North Palm Beach?

Finger Mullet

I need 12' can I squeeze under that sucker? :huh


Want to take the boat to a bbq :grin

Next Level

Not sure but a buddy has a 30 Grady White with radar and he makes it . I think 12 is pushing it.

Polar

Next Level wrote: »

Not sure but a buddy has a 30 Grady White with radar and he makes it . I think 12 is pushing it.

Is it on? you know, while in the ICW?

Mach80Mako

You owe me a keyboard cleanup.

Pushed beer through my nose, 5 minutes after drinking it. :Spittingcoffee

Finger Mullet

Alright, back on topic, anyone know the height of that bridge? or where to look it up? does not seem listed....don't make me post in off topic

Next Level

Polar wrote: »

Is it on? you know, while in the ICW?

Hot wired to the bstterys so its always on.:grin

bigiron

I'd be surprised if it's 10 feet. Why don't you just come in from either the south or the north and avoid having to even go under the bridge?

bigiron

Didn't the guy with the Grady White have a son with a black cape horn with sharks teeth? I know, I know, but I had to do it! Sorry for the derail.

Southbound Again

I have a large CC with a tower and I can fit under that bridge any time but top of the high tide. 12' should be no problem, just watch the tide, take it slow and don't forget to drop your riggers, antennas and and T-top fishing rods.

Finger Mullet

bigiron wrote: »

I'd be surprised if it's 10 feet. Why don't you just come in from either the south or the north and avoid having to even go under the bridge?

BBQ is located between the two fixed Bridges

Low bridge is about 10 almost any small t top. can get under that at med low tire

Finger Mullet

Southbound Again wrote: »

I have a large CC with a tower and I can fit under that bridge any time but top of the high tide. 12' should be no problem, just watch the tide, take it slow and don't forget to drop your riggers, antennas and and T-top fishing rods.

That's what I remember too ..... Gone under that sucker in my flats bote with an 8 foot antenna up bolted to my poling platform .....thanks gonna try .... lol

Mach80Mako

FM.

I live on the north side and go out south outside of high tide. It's not a factor for me so I don't remember the number posted on the bridge. 15' seems a little high and I'm pretty sure it doesn't say 12' or less clearance.

My 23' Mako CC with T-Top probably pushes 13' with the VHF antenna upright. Once in awhile if I'm dumb enough to forget it, I can snag the tip by a couple of inches on the bridge at high tide.

I think if you rammed a sport fisher into that bridge at full speed and dropped it, you'd be a hero to anyone owning a house on the south side after their property becomes "waterfront, no fixed bridges"

Kaimana

Bridge height is 15 feet at mean low water.

Finger Mullet

Kaimana wrote: »

Bridge height is 15 feet at mean low water.

Its actually 15' 8" at medium low tide....not that I measured :grin

Finger Mullet

Mach80Mako wrote: »

I think if you rammed a sport fisher into that bridge at full speed and dropped it, you'd be a hero to anyone owning a house on the south side after their property becomes "waterfront, no fixed bridges"

lol all property appraisal values remain unaffected. :grin