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Only other one I can think of thats not on this thread is the cams for Forks.

http://www.northolympic.com/areawebcams/index.php

Gives you a shot at lyendecker, middle run on the duc, and at the very bottom you can see if the natives are rakin fish in
But this has saved me a bunch of times from drivin up there.

Nice Tide website too... uses google maps .

www.protides.com

Magic Seaweed for swell reports.

http://magicseaweed.com/Westport-Surf-Report/310/

Just found this Site after talking to a co-worker about his trip to the Juans. We did a search for Puget Sound Current maps.

It shows the Current direct and speed based on different tides. Very badass.

http://www.deepzoom.com/#/Views/Boat.xaml

For the smartphone,

http://fishheadapp.com/

Great links everyone.

If you haven't begun using Weatherspark yet, spend 5 minutes checking this website out. It's hands down the best weather site I have seen:

http://weatherspark.com/ add your zip code...

You can add custom rows and columns for any type of part of the weather is important to you. Go to "More" then "help" at the top of the page and watch the instructional video.

scroll your mouse wheel to expand/collapse viewable days. add rows for precip probability, amounts, etc. Wind direction and spreed...its all there.

Cheers!

Try this for weather ... more accurate thean the NOAA model: http://www.sailflow.com/windandwhere.iws?regionID=133&regionProductID=29&timeoffset=0

I like the plot on this site for tides and currents: http://www.dairiki.org/tides/daily.php/tow

Jay

Here's another wind predictor called IWindSurf.com that the "House Biologist" Curt Kraemer recommended:

http://www.iwindsurf.com/windandwhere.iws?regionID=119&regionProductID=1&timeoffset=0

I have found noaa to over predict. I like to use Windfinder:http://www.windfinder.com/forecast/westport_buoy

and Magic Seaweed: http://magicseaweed.com/Westport-Surf-Report/310/

and I use ripcharts for SST and Chloro: www.ripcharts.com

Good Fishin'

Here is a site with ocean bar cameras from the Quillaute all the way down to the mouth of the Chetco in California!
http://www.wrh.noaa.gov/pqr/marine/bars_mover.php