Wondering why fishing is good lately?

Well might as well enjoy it for its not to stay this way, this is only due to the El Nino, the warming surface of the pacific ocean causes the fish to move and active constantly, I know you guys knows this too, but what I am trying to say is lets enjoy and fish every chance we can get.. Are you reading this KEO? where are you JAI BOI?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/El_nino

Don't care if it's El Nino or La Nina, I enjoy fishing every chances I can get    Thanks for the link Darius.

It is always good somewhere

Don't care if it's El Nino or La Nina, I enjoy fishing every chances I can get    Thanks for the link Darius.

I am so jealous on you brother, I wish I could go 7 days a week.. My wifey is trying to screw up my schedule this weekend I told her, If am not going fishing this weekend you better start filling the child support coz I'm outa here  , she ask me who am I going with on albion for 4 days, I said my Brothers at NCKA (sorry I didn't mention some sisters or she will freak out)

It is always good somewhere

Shady 2 more and your good 

The fishings always good, it's the catching that's sometimes better than others. 

The fishings always good, it's the catching that's sometimes better than others. 

I stand corrected I meant catching 

Wasn't there also a lot of upwelling off the California coast this last year?

  http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Upwelling

I think that explained much of that nasty north wind early this spring.

The stripers have been on the skinny side this year.

The stripers have been on the skinny side this year.

But the amount of fish has been incredible...at least here in Monterey

steelhead so true! The numbers this year have been awsome. I have finally started seeing bait in the bellys of the fish I catch.

Wasn't there also a lot of upwelling off the California coast this last year?

  http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Upwelling

I think that explained much of that nasty north wind early this spring.

There was really strong upwelling early in the season but it was followed by much less than average upwelling in late May and June. That type of pattern sometimes causes harmful algal blooms that kill off a lot of marine life. There has actually been a recent big die off of seals and sea lion pups off our coast that may or may not be related to starvation. Nobody knows the cause yet but it could be a sign of a lack of food.