Great Lakes Boating Weather App Reviews

This is very cool. Give a great summary relevant to boaters by touching your location in the screen. You can see wave height for the bouts near you. When I wasn’t sure what wave period was I emailed a question and Will wrote me back within a few minutes with a detailed article from surfology. Buy it, definitely a good AP, especially for the money.

Works great, reads everything to the tee!

A must if you boat in the Great Lakes!

I can plan my fishing with this app. Like to see not only the wave height but the swell height as well.

There needs to be wave data from yr bouys. I would have given a higher rating otherwise

Got this to check what the weather and waves are like on Lake Superior before I make the one hour boat pull down to her. Nice cause it has the buoys info if they are online telling you the real time wave height. Radar for weather built in as well to see if any storms role in, and even charts for depth and hazards. The info this provides for safe travels is well worth the $2.99.

This is my “go-to” app for boating on Lake Michigan. Data is always accurate & up to date. The presentation of data is very intuitive, logical, & functional. Can’t go wrong here.

A quick look at the marine weather for a point on the map. Use this to navigate up and down the west coast of Michigan. Not sure the wave by prediction is always accurate, but maybe it’s my imagination let the waves are 1 foot larger than they expect. The one complaint I have is that a weather alert pops up every time I launch the app or change the point. But I have yet to figure out how to see what the NWS alert is for.

Excellent and multiple usefulness. A must have for us, especially when operating on Lake Michigan.

Very easy to use. Has all the information one needs to plan a safe boating trip. I use it as my weather app as it gives detailed and accurate forecasts over several days.

I’m in Northern lower Michigan on Lake Michigan. Every report is waves of 1 ft or less, yet I’m watching waves crash over the break wall in Leland. Does not give me great confidence as a lake tool.