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Old 08-30-2015, 04:54 PM   #4
taggermike
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Thats the warmest water I can remember around here. Temps like that are hard on many of our local marine marine environment. Some bottom fish like Rock fish and sheep head just go deeper. Chovies and dean some times go deep or migrate north. Giant kelp can really take a hit during el nino years n take years to come back. Almost all our local species have reduced spawning success in warmer years. But its fun to have the more tropical fish move in. mike
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