Reviews: Hog Island

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Holding:
5.00
Good, Sand, Mud
Wind Protection:
3.00
Somewhat exposed NW thru SW and wakes
Current Flow:
4.00
Wake Protection:
2.00
Somewhat exposed NW thru SW and wakes
Scenic Beauty:
4.00
Ease of Shopping:
1.00
Shore Access:
4.00
Cell Service:
4.00
WiFi:
1.00

  • Review for Hog Island

    Reviewed by: John Tyrell on Jul 23, 2021
    Vessel Type: Power
    LOA: 39'
    Draft: 3.7'

    Overall Rating:
    3
    Holding:
    5
    Wind Protection:
    3
    Current Flow:
    4
    Wake Protection:
    2
    Scenic Beauty:
    4
    Ease of Shopping:
    1
    Shore Access:
    4
    Cell Service:
    4
    WiFi:
    1

    There are seven large white mooring balls with MMA stenciled on balls. They are operated by the Mass Maritime Academy and are presumably free (based on Active Captain Reviews). This review is for the mooring balls. We did not anchor so cannot comment on holding but there seems to be plenty of room to anchor. Just off channel. Easy in and out. No painters so it takes a little ingenuity to attach. We attached lines at the swim platform and then brought them to the bow. Don't seem to be heavily used. On a Thursday, we were the only overnight boat. One other boat tied up for a couple of hours and left. Pleasant location to wait for favorable current to transit east on the Cape Cod Canal.

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