Just looked at noaa weather report waves building to 13 -14 ft.
Looks like I stay home this weekend.
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Just looked at noaa weather report waves building to 13 -14 ft.
Looks like I stay home this weekend.
Where do you get these wave heights? I have fished Lake Erie for over 30 years from Ashtabula to Toledo and I have never seen anything over 8'. Have I just been missing it all these years?
This is about the most accurate wave forecast ive seen. http://www.wunderground.com/MAR/LE/163.html
http://www.wtol.com/link/118354/open...arine-forecast
Happy Hooker site posted this:
WEATHER--WIND Advisery- Need to go to wtol.com click on weather, scoll down to you see lake erie boaters forcast (click on that) Go to Open waters of Lake Erie scoll down and see how big of waves that are predicting for the weekend. If I told you this you wouldn't believe it.
Sitting here in Florida reading the lake conditions. Looks like surfs up!
How's the weather down there Wes? You're not going to miss anything on the big lake this weekend.
Sure rub it in wes...
were you using your skipper 9 rigs?lol
Aaaahh the wonders of a sabiki rig. Only good for one day though since I have never figured out how to store those things when done without having them turn into a giant tangled mess.
Sometimes catching bait fish is half the fun down there since you don't have a clue who may stop by for a snack on the way up. I am hoping to be down your way this spring, wish I could live there.
Speaking of sabiki rigs, I wonder how those would work for perch? You may want to bring a couple back with you to give it a try, preferable something with a little emerald coloring on those little flashers on them.
Funny you say that. I have a bunch in my box back at the house ans often wondered how they would work with a small piece of shiner on them. I may just hang one over the side next time I'm perchin. I normally just throw them away when I'm done with them. I guess it would be easy just to wrap them around a pool noodle at the end of the day.
You can buy a small 3'' foam pipe wrap and cut them in about a 12''long piece.
Take the first hook in the rig and hook in the pipe wrap then wrap to each hook and stick the next hook in. Watch out they are the sharpest hooks I know of. NO MORE TANGLES.
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