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Old 06-01-2021, 08:09 AM   #1
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Only when the water warms up. Late fall through early spring is not uncommon for us to yo-yo fish yellowtail in 200’ of water. They’re usually deep that portion of the year because the water temps are more consistent day to day than they are at the surface.


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Good to know. A bit of the opposite of here off SE Florida: In the winter many fish that are normally deep come in shallower. In the summer, surface temps get too hot and many species stay deep.
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