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On Tue, 21 Dec 2004 03:05:56 GMT, "Roger Long"
wrote: 12 average or 12 max? What I'm talking about here is 12 foot, wind driven waves, average height so that wave after wave is in the twelve foot range. That sort of wave is going to be pretty rare on Lake Erie. You'd have to be at the wrong end during a *sustained* big blow from a steady direction. While this is possible, the maximum you are likely to see is 6 feet, with 2 to 3 feet being the average windy day, depending on fetch, proximity to shore and reflection from the shore. Having said that, lake waves are nasty, more chaotic and bumpier than any ocean conditions I've experienced. The movement can be very tiring...luckily, everything's over pretty quickly in line squalls and you rarely lose control of your boat if you know how to sail in the first place. R. |
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