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 | | From: | J | | Subject: | Info on North Channel please | | Date: | Sun, 28 Nov 2004 16:20:51 -0500 |
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 | We're contemplating a trip to the North Channel from our home port in
Marblehead, Ohio on Lake Erie in our Doral 330 express cruiser for next
year. Had planned to do so this year in July but the weather was bad for
the two weeks we had planned on. Is it reasonable to go in September? We
don't mind if the temperature is a little chilly as long as there is less
chance of high wind and rain...
Any helpful info is appreciated.
The Marcums
the Get~Aweigh II
http://www.themarcums.com/
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| | From: | Jim Carter | | Subject: | Re: Info on North Channel please | | Date: | Sun, 28 Nov 2004 16:42:07 -0500 |
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"J" wrote in message news:LfydnU0n-4Xo3DfcRVn-gA@comcast.com...
> We're contemplating a trip to the North Channel from our home port in
> Marblehead, Ohio on Lake Erie in our Doral 330 express cruiser for next
> year. Had planned to do so this year in July but the weather was bad for
> the two weeks we had planned on. Is it reasonable to go in September? We
> don't mind if the temperature is a little chilly as long as there is less
> chance of high wind and rain...
>
> Any helpful info is appreciated.
>
> The Marcums
> the Get~Aweigh II
> http://www.themarcums.com/
Hi: You could not have chosen a better place to cruise. The North Channel
of Lake Huron has been my favourite vacation destination for the last 15
years. I too have a Doral and these boats are well suited for the voyage
to the north. The weather can be good or bad at any time of the year but I
have found that the earlier in the season, the better the weather. If you
leave the trip to late September or into October the evenings can be a
little chilly. Most of the North Channel Cruising can be done in any
weather as there are great ports to stay in when the weather is bad for a
day or two. There are also hundreds of very safe and secure anchorage's to
be had in the North. I would highly recommend checking this site.
www.glcclub.com for more information and I would suggest that you should
join this group for their log books and charts,
James D. Carter, Port Captain
"The Boat"
Bayfield
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