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Originally Posted by GregAndrew
LJ this weekend. The water on the bottom was dirty green. The water on top was blooming green. The water in the middle was relatively blue.
Red Crabs were abundant on the bottom and generally stratified everywhere between 40 and 60 feet.
Swell was lumpy and bumpy. Solid sets of 4 to 6 footers, but plenty of space between the sets. Of course you would need to be timing the sets to take advantage of the lulls  .
About the only other thing on the bottom were gear chewing Soupfin Sharks. 
Saturday saw lots of YT breaking the surface all morning, Sunday saw lots of whitecaps breaking the surface. Unfortunately, I stuck to the camera rig on the bottom and the fish stuck to the surface.
Lots of good Greenies over by the pier on Sat. but a bit on the smaller side. Nice greenies outside the reserve today, but it took a bit to load up. |
It's strange how nobody has posted of a wide open bite yet ? Maybe guys are starting to wise up or get tight lip? It's difinitely paid off for guys putting in time. GOOD REPORT.