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Topic: Halibut in Tomales Bay?  (Read 665 times)

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Northern Boy

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Me and the Mrs were thinking the halibut must be in Tomales by now (since they're everywhere else!).

We might try this weekend. Anyone got any news, advice etc?
Tips on bait-making locations especially welcome. If anyone wants to share without broadcasting, we can talk by pm!




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Try a site search for Tomales, Hog Island,...etc.

Good luck!   :smt001
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Tomales is different than SFB, and warms much later.  Halis show there in number in June and it peaks later in the summer.  I would go to Berkeley now, and hit Tomales in the summer.


Northern Boy

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Tomales is different than SFB, and warms much later.  Halis show there in number in June and it peaks later in the summer.  I would go to Berkeley now, and hit Tomales in the summer.

Excellent advice, thanks.


 

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