St Joe buoy showing 73 degrees at 50 feet?

[Sly Selea]

How accurate you think that is? Although, the way the bite his dropped down here it would explain a lot. Trying to decide between sleeping in tomorrow and getting skunked again.

[cliftp]

A friend is out now, or at least was at around 12:30 PM. He went out in the 2's looking with his Speed/temp at the ball. I think he said he needed to go down in the 120's to get 65 degree water. At any rate, really deep. Oh, and this guy is pretty good at catching fish. As of 12:30 PM, one release. Fish only stayed on a short time. I'm thinking the buoy is probably correct.

If you go, good luck!

Paul C.

[danthebuilder]

If you compare it to the holland bouy i would say its very accurate.

http://uglos.engin.umich.edu/station_page.php?station=45029

[Great Gazoo]

Very accurate

[Sly Selea]

I guess I'll be sleeping in tomorrow.

[Nailer]

I guess I'll be sleeping in tomorrow.

Or just go way out an far down.

[Sly Selea]

I did one better. I hitched a ride out of Holland with TJ Twill and Mark (Casey II) and got a double up.....more skoolin' and a limit catch. Holland is interesting. Deeper depths are much closer to shore than in St Joe, and man there are a lot of boats fishing up there.

[Nailer]

I did one better. Holland is interesting. Deeper depths are much closer to shore, and man there are a lot of boats fishing up there.

Interesting, That's what I think when I go to Muskegon.

Sounds like a great time with TJ, and Mark.

[GLF]

Interesting, That's what I think when I go to Muskegon.

Muskegon can be a zoo.

[SUPERTRAMP]

The St Joe buoy is very accurate, 71 degrees @ 78' and the temp break Sunday was at 91'

Dropped to 64 degrees.