Red tide?

[ZepBonham]

I've been in the SD bay the last 2 nights. It's been glowing! I was wondering how I should be changing my style under these conditions. The bite has drastically turned off once night comes. I go from 10 fish an hour to zero. Kinda frustrating.

[dos ballenas]

yes, it is thickening up.......

[chris138]

Lingulodinium polyedrum dinoflagellates!!!!!!

[Amish Ed]

I've only found one color bait that works (sorta) in a Red Tide. Glow in the Dark. White might work too. Go figure.

[Ggiannig89]

Point loma and silverstrand had some pretty big red patches from what I can see while driving over the coronado bridge

[Newcastle]

I was there yesterday,Thursday and it was there. Red from the NW corner to the cove.

[Aaron&Julie]

Originally Posted by dos ballenas

yes, it is thickening up.......

We were out yesterday, the red tide is sporadic at LJ, but some spots were the densest and darkest red rust color that I've ever seen in 44 years of fishing on the ocean including a period off of Redondo a few decades ago, where red tide existed every day for over 3 months, of course ruining the fishing then.

At the inside areas, the water was definitely not the same good clarity, as 2 weeks ago, but there were some fairly clear areas. The red tide was sporadic all the way to the NW corner, but as we got to that spot, there were areas where the red tide didn't exist at all.

We'll post our fishing report later today. We managed some bottom fish. The "right" kind might have been quite affected by the water temperature, as well as the red tide, as it seems colder than normal for this time of the year as it did on Aug 23rd, our 1st trip of the year.

Aaron (&Julie)

[LawDog]

Guess its that thime of the month

[Linglifter]

Originally Posted by LawDog

Guess its that thime of the month

Bahaha in a big way