Magdalena Bay Fish Report
by Gary Graham
1-15-2009
(760) 522-3710
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The annual influx of tourists arrived in search of a close encounter with the rapidly growing number of whales that have begun arriving from the North. Every year the number of visitors seems to grow. Meanwhile the fishing almost comes to a standstill while the town puts on a short lived, eco-friendly image. An image that quickly disappears when the ???big guys' leave.
Water temperature: 67 - 73
Air temperature:
56 -78
Humidity:
68 %
Wind:
WSW 5 to 6 knots
Conditions:
Sunny
Visibility:
7 miles
Sunrise:
7:13 a.m. MST
Sunset:
5:58 p.m. MST
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