my dive shop here in houston is planning a trip to see some of the wrecks in lake eerie in september and they said water temp is 75-80. im gonna have to callbS on that. what is the water temp at depth usually around that time? thanks.
whats the water temp at lake eerie?
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I'd call BS on that too!
I know I just live down the road from it, but I can't tell you what the "norm" is, but 75 is pretty warm for Erie! 80 is only attained for 2 seconds around the general area of your shorts when you P!ss.
Which wrecks you doing????
I know I just live down the road from it, but I can't tell you what the "norm" is, but 75 is pretty warm for Erie! 80 is only attained for 2 seconds around the general area of your shorts when you P!ss.
Which wrecks you doing????
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thats what i thought. im not sure which wrecks, all they have told me is there are some old 19th century wrecks and that it will be a fun trip. i told them it sounds like since its so fun, they should pay for me to go. they just stared.
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Depending on depth, the Boland at 130 is usually around 60 that time of year. The Straubenzie at 200 is still around 40. 
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justin-branam:
Now the very western part of Lake Erie could hit 70 but then the ave. depth is 15 feet!!!! I don't think you want to dive this end of the lake.
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