Jupiter Inlet

[tarpon192]

Sand being pumped again. Looks like they are covering up the wreck this time. What a waste of tax dollars!!!!!

 

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[4reale]

The wreck is 200 feet off the beach, more or less. I don't disagree with you about dredging being a waste of taxpayer dollars, but they need to keep the inlet channel deep enough to allow the larger vessels or just about any sailboat entry and exit to the inlet/Atlantic.
When they dredged away the sandbar in 1997, which was on top of part of the wreck, they threw old Spanish silver all over the beach, from the inlet all the way down to Carlin Park, which is where I found my coins on November 17th of that year.

 

[Beach Papa]

Unfortunately, now that they know they pumped coins onto the beach, they will likely be more careful this time and add a filter to the pumping rig. Nature will have its way and open the site up again. Good Luck. Papa

 

[Lady Pirate]

I'm here in Tequesta, right next to Jupiter Inlet right now, since Feb. 11th. I've been on Jupiter beach down to Juno beach and have been doing fine. A variety of stuff. Some good some junque. But I am a happy camper anyway. I am with my son and 6 yr young grandson just in from Germany that I haven't seen for over 3 years! PLUS this weather is wonderful..... I will make it back home to Cheyenne, Wyoming for spring time maybe

 

[goldnugget]

Jupiter Inlet Webcam To watch the dredgeing, Best view is the 2nd picture ( Click on it and it will make the picture Larger ) this has been going on for about 10 days. Good Luck-goldnugget-Charlotte,N.C.

 

[tarpon192]

The wreck is 200 feet off the beach, more or less. I don't disagree with you about dredging being a waste of taxpayer dollars, but they need to keep the inlet channel deep enough to allow the larger vessels or just about any sailboat entry and exit to the inlet/Atlantic.
When they dredged away the sandbar in 1997, which was on top of part of the wreck, they threw old Spanish silver all over the beach, from the inlet all the way down to Carlin Park, which is where I found my coins on November 17th of that year.

Wherever - 200' more or less. That dune is holding a ton of stuff. Just imagine what is under the parking lot on the south side near the jetty!!! Buried 10 - 15 feet or more, and the north side also.
Those guys from JWI (Capt. Dom, and others) really like getting close to shore. I believe they know where the reale stuff really is. I also believe that is why the state stepped in, and hit them with some stupid BS about "SNOOK". They also know what is their. HURRICANE+STORM SURGE=LOTS OF SHIPWRECK STUFF COVERED BY PAVEMENT, AND A BUILDING.
If the inlet needs to be kept open in your opinion for larger vessels to pass - maybe a new tax (depth tax) should be proposed for all vessels that draft more than 3.921466237 feet. If you own a vessel that requiers more depth than the dumernment permits - pay more to go where you want.That would also create new dumernment jobs. Hell better yet, with all new restrictions on vehicles - why no make a law that all sailboats need to be made with retractable keels - when will it ever end - lol
P.S. I also have found coins in that area during the same year.

 

[SorryDangDog]

I love that stretch of coast. So, dredging aside, are you allowed to MD on the beach, inside Carlin and all the way to the Inlet?