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♦ Variety & Coffee/Snack Bar                   Our co zy at mosphere allows you to enjoy the natural setting
    ♦ Licensed LCBO & Beer Store Outlet            of life at “The Bay.” Choose from motel and rental roo ms,
    ♦ Fresh Bait - Minnows & Worms
    ♦ Large Selection of Tackle & Accessories                           or self-contained cabins.
    ♦ Fishing & Hunting Licenses
    ♦ Local Guides Available                               With local guides, hunting & fishing packages
                                                                           at reasonable prices!

                                                   Try our on-site restaurant for mouth watering meals. We are
                                                                  open early to serve breakfast, fro m

                                                             Canadian Bacon to everything in between!
                                                    Try a Bayburger for lunch. Have a cold drink on our patio

                                                             and enjoy fresh Yellow Perch and Walleye
                                                       dinners, steaks & ribs, and other great daily specials!

                                                        OPEN 7 DAYS! HOURS-SUMMER: 7am-10p m
                                                             Winter: 8am-8p m ; Ice Fishing 6am - 8p m

Scale  Observation               Name of Wind Mph
   #

0 Smoke goes straight up.          Calm       <1
                                             1-3
1      Direction shown by smoke  Light Air   4-7   Strive to become a great judge of wind speed. It can help when you’re
         but not by wind vane.              8-12   going boating, or if you’re just going to fly a kite at Strawberry
                                   Light    13-18  Island! There are wind speed indicators everywhere, and once you
2      Wind vane moves;           Breeze    19-24  start to look there’s hardly a window you can’t look out that won’t
          leaves rustle.          Gentle    25-31  give you some idea what the wind’s doing.
                                  Breeze    32-38  Here are a few indicators:
3      Flag flutters;            Moderate   39-46
       leaves move.               Breeze                      Flags - Watch how much they extend and how fast they flap.
                                   Fresh           (Flags unprotected and up high are most reliable); Moving trees; Tall
4      Raises dirt, paper;        Breeze           grass - moves when the wind is almost too light to feel on your face
            flags flap.           Strong           (1-3 mph); and Texture on Water.
                                  Breeze
5      Small trees sway;         Moderate                     The lake water is the most useful of all wind indicators.
          flags ripple.                            The ripples on the surface are noticeably different for every 3 mph
                                    Gale           change in wind speed. And, the water surface can tell you a lot about
6       Large branches             Fresh
       move; flags beat.            Gale

7      Whole trees sway;
       flags are extended.

8      Tw igs break off; hard
          to w alk against.

9      Slight damage               Strong   47-54  whether the wind is going to die or pick up. When the water is flat
       to buildings.                Gale    55-63  and the wind is low, keep your eyes out for a round ripple of water
                                     Full   64-75  heading toward you. This is called a “Cat’s Paw.” This is a breeze
10     Trees uprooted;              Gale     >75   coming your way.
       windows break.             Violent
                                    torm                      A good rule of thumb is that whitecaps form on water when
11     Widespread damage         Hurricane         the wind speed reaches 12 mph.
            to buildings

12 General destruction!

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