East Cape

Dec 4, 2008

East Cape

12-4-2008
by Gary Graham
(800) 770-2341
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December has brought slower offshore fishing?Ķa few blue marlin and stripers are being taken (along with some dorado) but the tuna have all but disappeared of late.

The good news?Ķthe inshore fishing is great! Large numbers of dorado are showing on the blue water line and inside. We have a mixed bag of roosters and sierras working in close to the beach. Still a few jacks and roosters can be found feeding on the surface near the shore and from the beach along, with some good-sized pompano. Cabrilla and pargo are still being taken along the beaches near some of the rocky points

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Water temperature: 76-80
Air temperature: 64-80
Humidity: 57%
Wind: E 5 to 7 knots
Conditions: Partly Cloudy
Visibility: 12 miles
Sunrise: 6:37 a.m. MST
Sunset: 5:41 p.m. MST

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