noaa reports. usually wrong

[assassin]

Listened to 3 different local TV stations over the weekend and heard 3 dif. reports. Besides NOAA,I look at the lake- http://www.qsl.net/n8kt or www.lakevision.com and pick your closest loc. After all that,still not sure. But good day Sat.-perch limit N of Geneva in 63ft. an 4 eyes betw the 59-01N line/57-54lineW-dipsys 2setting @ 200ft. DEEEP!

[MBLMIKE]

Same problem small boat and a real big lake . so I have become friends with several bait stores that also run charter services I call them in advance of my trip and get there advice on going out in my boat you cant beat an eye witnesses to the current conditions . I buy my bait and tackle from these guys to keep them around .

[great gricey]

Thanks for the sites. I especially like the lakevision.com - nice to see the lake before I hook up the boat and drive there. Lake Erie can be a scary place at times. . . .

[Lmoore24]

Thanks for the great information! I always went with noaa as the "bible" of forecasts. It's nice to have other sites to check.

[Fishfry08]

Went out Saturday morning about 9:00 a.m.
Looked up the Noaa lake forecast on the net and it coincided with the local news station, 1-3 footers. By noon, I was easily in 5 footers directly out of the east, some maybe bigger.

[Jason Ferrick]

Went out Saturday morning about 9:00 a.m.
Looked up the Noaa lake forecast on the net and it coincided with the local news station, 1-3 footers. By noon, I was easily in 5 footers directly out of the east, some maybe bigger.

out of conneaut 6-8' by 2pm

[great gricey]

I sure wouldn't want to be out there this week. 13 footers!