Magdalena Bay Fish Report
by Gary Graham
1-21-2009
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Good news for the whale watchers?Ķ.more whales! And for the surfers, the bigger surf has attracted surfers on Jet Ski's. Both of which have over shadowed the fishing this week. There were a few sierra and corvina along with a few grouper and pargo deeper in the water column. Out at the Entrada there were more firecracker yellows under the bird schools. However, the show went pretty much unnoticed because of a lack of anglers in the area.
Water temperature:
67 - 73
Air temperature:
62 -77
Humidity:
56 %
Wind:
NW 4 to 6 knots
Conditions:
Partly Sunny
Visibility:
5 miles
Sunrise:
7:13 a.m. MST
Sunset:
6:03 p.m. MST
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