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rdahl · 07-22-2023, 09:43 AM

All of us seem to agree that it has been slower in LJ the last few years, at least for the big 3. Will we agree on why? Anyone care to comment?

Here are a few of mine:

Too many sea lions- probably not, they have been here for years.
Water temp-probably not, we've seen huge fluctuation between extremely warm, to colder than usual this year.
No bait, naw, seems like I still see a lot of bait.
Kelp issues- maybe.
Sewage? Seems about the same as always.
Normal fishing cycles? Yep, that gets my vote.

But most will agree, still great just to get out on the water. TL

07-22-2023, 09:43 AM	#11
rdahl Member Join Date: Dec 2005 Posts: 48	All of us seem to agree that it has been slower in LJ the last few years, at least for the big 3. Will we agree on why? Anyone care to comment? Here are a few of mine: Too many sea lions- probably not, they have been here for years. Water temp-probably not, we've seen huge fluctuation between extremely warm, to colder than usual this year. No bait, naw, seems like I still see a lot of bait. Kelp issues- maybe. Sewage? Seems about the same as always. Normal fishing cycles? Yep, that gets my vote. But most will agree, still great just to get out on the water. TL