Looking for advice

[LIQUIDGOLD]

Don’t bother the Coast Guard won’t even be out today wait for it to settle down look towards the weekend or next week. If you just got a boat run it elsewhere before you test Lake Erie you lose power out there it’s game off!

[fisherman 2]

if you stay in close 20-30 fow say from river to the castle cranberry area it prolly won't be to bad...there's got to be like resident fish in there cause there's good structure in there...you may not get alot but may get at least one limit.

[seanymph]

I’m new to this site but have loved everything I’ve been reading. Let me throw this question to the group. I’m coming up to Huron on Wed 10/7. It might be my last chance this fall to use my new boat. But the forecast shows a decent amount of wind coming from the SW. 14 - 18 knots with gusts to the mid 20’s. I think if I stay close in to shore and do some trolling around Sawmill or Cranberry Creek, wave height should be OK. But I’d love advice from you folks who know Erie better than I do. I don’t mind making the trip up from Cinci if it turns into a scrub because I plan on doing some fall work around our house in Huron. But I have a buddy joining me and I’d hate to see him drive all that way only to turn around without doing some fishing. Also, if you agree the lake inshore will be cooperative, if you have any walleye insight around Huron, I’m all ears. Thanks!!

I wouldn't go near the lake for the next 3 days. Be safe.

[badboards]

I caught a few perch about a half mile in front of the Mazurik boat ramp in lakeside. If you can tow your boat there you would be protected if the wind is out of the south west. Somebody posted earlier that they saw a pac of boats there over the weekend.

[badboards]

Wednesday has a southwest wind. So if the wind is coming from the southwest blowing towards the northeast wouldn't the east side of Catawba be protected.

[badboards]

In scientific and worldwide usage, wind direction is always stated as the direction from which the wind blows. For example, a south wind blows from the south to the north and a southwest wind blows from southwest to northeast.

[Mark]

I’m new to this site but have loved everything I’ve been reading. Let me throw this question to the group. I’m coming up to Huron on Wed 10/7. It might be my last chance this fall to use my new boat. But the forecast shows a decent amount of wind coming from the SW. 14 - 18 knots with gusts to the mid 20’s. I think if I stay close in to shore and do some trolling around Sawmill or Cranberry Creek, wave height should be OK. But I’d love advice from you folks who know Erie better than I do. I don’t mind making the trip up from Cinci if it turns into a scrub because I plan on doing some fall work around our house in Huron. But I have a buddy joining me and I’d hate to see him drive all that way only to turn around without doing some fishing. Also, if you agree the lake inshore will be cooperative, if you have any walleye insight around Huron, I’m all ears. Thanks!!

Look up Lakevision.com, Live camera shots updated every few minutes. Some work, some don't, but the one out of Huron does work and you'll be able to see the wave action as they hit the breaker.