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    9/24/2015 7:43 am  #1

    solo_lesta
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    Water temps

    Anybody have an idea of the water temperature these days?  Im heading into canoe lake this weekend.

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    9/24/2015 8:34 am  #2

    PhillyPhilster
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    Re: Water temps

    My kids were swimming in Lake Nippissing Monday evening..  so it's not that cold yet. I would estimate it at 65' F

     

    9/24/2015 8:51 am  #3

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    Re: Water temps

    OK, thats good to know.
    I may just leave the cold water wetsuit home then : )
    I took it in mid May 2014, but I don't think I'll need it this time around.

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    9/24/2015 9:32 am  #4

    Marko_Mrko
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    Re: Water temps

    Just got back from Dividing Lake. Night-time temps were around 5C, but the water was around 15C, quite warm by comparison. Made for some very misty mornings. This was at 730AM: 



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    Marko
     

     

    9/25/2015 11:44 pm  #5

    Barbara
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    Re: Water temps

    We were swimming in the East Arm (September 15 - 22).  Was like bathwater at the beginning of the week, a little chillier towards the end.

    The big storm on the 19th beat a lot of the warmth out of the water.

    Still thought it was funny to see a group of guys in their floater suits.


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