Perch at Niagara.

[Fishin Crazy]

Fished Niagara Reef sunday morning. 2 tickets weighed 17 lbs at cleaners. About the same grade fish as the Perch we caught at b-can Friday.

[Jim Teasdale]

How do I find Niagara Reef?

[fishin2]

Big Green Can, NW of Catawba about 6 miles, or almost straight north of out of port Clinton.

[Buc-Eye]

How do I find Niagara Reef?

Zoom in on the northerly section of the purple boxed area of the map...
http://www.charts.noaa.gov/OnLineViewer/14830.shtml

[fishNtails]

How do I find Niagara Reef?

If you have a smartphone, download the Free Navionics Boating HD App. It shows alot of details of reefs and buoys. I use it all the time, they have a premium version that you can buy, but the free works fine for me.

[endangeredspecies]

I've got Verizon and I lose signal after a couple miles. Not sure how you guys use your phones.

[Jim Teasdale]

Thanks for the feedback guys, you have been very helpful.

[fishNtails]

I've got Verizon and I lose signal after a couple miles. Not sure how you guys use your phones.

I too have Verizon and my signal was good 6.5 miles out of Anchor Point on Sunday

[FishOn205]

if you find Niagra just be careful because it gets shallow on the reef.... keep an eye on your depth finder because it gets shallow QUICK!.... I haven't heard of anyone ruining any lower units but if you're watching your depth finder youll know when youre on top of it

[walleye2go]

The navionics map works without cell phone coverage. The only thing the app needs on is your gps on your phone. You will really be amazed at the details and tracking capabilities of this app. I played around with it during ice fishing season. For the low budget boater it would be a good start to knowing exactly where you are at and have the ability to navigate and save way points.