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  • HarryK
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    Originally posted by Explorer21 View Post
    Not sure, but we can use some rain.
    Amen!

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  • Explorer21
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    Originally posted by WestEndAngler View Post
    Sounds like you ran past the menhaden floating out of Explorer21's canal
    HA HA! The damn things had another die off again over the 4th, but it was not as bad as the first one! Last weekend, the water in our canal was rusty color again. Not sure, but we can use some rain.

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  • WestEndAngler
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    I do or used to...

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  • 007
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    If anyone subscribes to Ripcharts or Hilton's Reeltime navigator it will show you the salinity levels.

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  • WestEndAngler
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    Sounds like you ran past the menhaden floating out of Explorer21's canal

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  • Milkjug
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    Yep, head towards the gulf. I would try SLP, the jetties, maybe Fort Travis.

    W. Bay gets flushed pretty well though, I thought this was more of a problem for Trinity.

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  • WestEndAngler
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    I'd target the areas flushed more often... Sounds like your describing stagnant water kinda the same thing you get when you leave shrimp over night in a cooler with aerator on the foamy mess

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  • HarryK
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    Salinity level

    I noticed that there were alot of well formed sudsy patches last weekend out in mid West Bay, which I suspect indicates a really high salinity level. This is probably due to lack of rain and higher than normal temperatures lately.

    Where would be a preferrable location/area when it is like this? Deeper water? Different structures? Does it matter at all? Thanks in advance for your .02.
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