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Fish Report for 6-11-2009
East Cape Fish Report
6-11-2009
Gary Graham
The inshore action for roosters and jacks continues to be off the charts. Plenty of bait along the beaches is attracting some of the best grade of roosters to be seen in years! Huge schools of jacks are also being seen daily cruising up and down the beaches along the shore.
While many keep trying to will the offshore bite to turn-on, the facts indicate that it is still tough going for the billfish and dorado. While a few football-sized tuna are being found with the porpoise, if you aren't one of the first boats to find them, chances are that you will be a spectator?Ķnot a player.
Water temperature:
72-82
Air temperature:
71-97
Humidity:
56%
Wind:
N 6 to 8 knots
Conditions:
Mostly Clear
Visibility:
10 miles
Sunrise:
6:31 a.m. MST
Sunset:
8:05 p.m. MST
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