it actually sounds more treacherous than it is, theres stuff to hit but probably no more then anywhere else. Its somewhat seasonal, prevailing winds in the fall shift to out of the SW and it pretty much drains the basin when it really blows.

Earth. Lol. Hard west wind day at the clamdigger.

I love when you talk technical!!!

There was another freighter taking shelter in Sutton Bay.

I saw the news in Traverse City tonight. They showed the freighter anchored in West Bay. Got be pretty rough on Lake Michigan.

Wish I could meet cwo 4 bosen Mc lamb again I would correct him, I was told the great lakrs had no tides or currents . When I see you easties with your boats lying in the mud its the wind. Not the moon. He was ooh so wrong.

Agreed. Have them tell that to my buddy who swam the Mackinac Straights over labor day! He calculates he swam eight miles in 3 to 4s and it is only 5 miles across! He is crazy for sure.

Looked at a 290 PQ down there years ago(Monroe). It was still winter and we went into rack storage area. All but two boats had broken Skaggs . That was the first time someone explained the water level change to me.

Here's "high tide" today. Notice the steam from the stacks blowing today. Opposite from the south west. Like north east or nne. This direction fills our end of the lake and makes for extree long put in bay or Kelly's weekends.

Wow what a big difference. That is crazy. If we make it up there I want the end dock just sayin