Lake Huron Winter Blues Pic/Vids
04-10-2019, 06:14 AM
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Hi Resurrected, sauble beach must get some big nw wind and snow! Ive done a car trip around lake huron from port huron to Sault ste. Marie which included goderich Collingwood, Owen sound, wairton, tobemory then across to manataulin then to the soo. Awsome caves, waterfalls, glacial features and put my finger on the waterline of the glacial lake that was 200' higher than present day. I have a pic of my wife under the dorcas bay sign😁. Very cool trip with history you can see. Todd
It can get hairy here in the winter for sure, heck even in the late summer.
04-10-2019, 06:20 AM
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Cabo diving will be excellent! When I have forgotten to take my camera I have actually enjoyed the dive more, of course that's also when Murphy's law kicks in and you can check off every box in the wildlife list!
Have fun and dive safe
I wear a thin shorty neoprene wet suit when kayaking, keeps me warm in the boat and alive of I go for a swim!
04-10-2019, 07:40 AM
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Kelly when I was a kid my parents took our cabin cruisers on 3 wk vacations up into their turf.
Cross Lake Erie, up the Detroit River, Cross Lake St Clair, up the St Clair River and into Lake Huron.
Then into the North Channel and Georgian Bay, God’s country!
You can drop a nickel into 20’ of water and see it to bottom!
Huge wreck diving area.
Thousands of stone islands and you’d swear you were the first white man back there.
You expect to see Indians walk out of the woods.
Pick a cove to anchor in, stay 3 days a
nd neve see another boat!
You have the perfect boat for a similar trip.
We are doing one when my projects done.
Cross Lake Erie, up the Detroit River, Cross Lake St Clair, up the St Clair River and into Lake Huron.
Then into the North Channel and Georgian Bay, God’s country!
You can drop a nickel into 20’ of water and see it to bottom!
Huge wreck diving area.
Thousands of stone islands and you’d swear you were the first white man back there.
You expect to see Indians walk out of the woods.
Pick a cove to anchor in, stay 3 days a
nd neve see another boat!
You have the perfect boat for a similar trip.
We are doing one when my projects done.
04-10-2019, 09:00 AM
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Kelly when I was a kid my parents took our cabin cruisers on 3 wk vacations up into their turf.
Cross Lake Erie, up the Detroit River, Cross Lake St Clair, up the St Clair River and into Lake Huron.
Then into the North Channel and Georgian Bay, God’s country!
You can drop a nickel into 20’ of water and see it to bottom!
Huge wreck diving area.
Thousands of stone islands and you’d swear you were the first white man back there.
You expect to see Indians walk out of the woods.
Pick a cove to anchor in, stay 3 days and never see another boat!
You have the perfect boat for a similar trip.
We are doing one when my projects done.
Cross Lake Erie, up the Detroit River, Cross Lake St Clair, up the St Clair River and into Lake Huron.
Then into the North Channel and Georgian Bay, God’s country!
You can drop a nickel into 20’ of water and see it to bottom!
Huge wreck diving area.
Thousands of stone islands and you’d swear you were the first white man back there.
You expect to see Indians walk out of the woods.
Pick a cove to anchor in, stay 3 days and never see another boat!
You have the perfect boat for a similar trip.
We are doing one when my projects done.
04-10-2019, 12:17 PM
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I spent every summer on the shores of Lake Huron north of AuGres, wonderful boating, Charity Island trips, Lunch trips to Tawas, trips down the Kawkawlin River for lunch and a cool drink, hanging out at Point Lookout, water skiing, beach bon fires, ETC. We would really like to drop the boat in and run with you guys over there one weekend this summer..
What ramps would you locals recommend.
Thanks
What ramps would you locals recommend.
Thanks
