so differant...seabreaze or willy???

yeh its been discussed before and yeh i know its only a prediction, but between the 2 for thursday/friday is compleatly differant!!

the only thing they seem to a gree on is the rain.

i like to add BOM into it as well and think Thursday looks better, Gotta get as much in before i go back to site on monday arvo

cheers


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 go by rottnest island on

Tue, 2013-06-11 08:09

 go by rottnest island on willy weather....I find it to be most acurate or garden island for inshore...even up two rocks and lancelin way the rotto report is more acurate

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yeh mate i do use willy on

Tue, 2013-06-11 08:19

yeh mate i do use willy on rotto already

but i do find Bom to be accurate as well.

 

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c-breaze is hard to pick

Tue, 2013-06-11 08:13

 - at the moment. you pretty much need to be on standby ready to go the night before. 

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I compare several sites even

Tue, 2013-06-11 08:14

I compare several sites even though I'm just landbased these days & willyweather seems to be the most accurate. I don't know why considering they all get their info from the same source. When I was into the boats I always used to play it safe & go with whatever prediction was the worst, then if it turned out to be nicer out it was a bonus. Missed out on the odd trip when it turned out to be fishable but I'd rather miss an occasional trip than end up in trouble.

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 I found that willyweather

Tue, 2013-06-11 08:17

 I found that willyweather has the most accurate 'current weather'