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Subject: Blues off Santa Cruz

Author:
Jim Morris

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Date Posted: 933542132PDT

Subject:
Blues off Sta Cruz!
Date:
Sun, 1 Aug 1999 13:37:47 -0700 (PDT)
From:
Ron Gaul
To:
James Morris

Jim;

Someone got this off the Fish Sniffer site but
provided no links. This is the second report I've
heard of blues around Monterey Bay. Man, this record
swarm of sardines are bringing them inshore. This is
NOT evidence that their population overall is healthy.
It's just a geographical *shift* not *increase* of
population. Just another argument to keep in the bag
to use against the gillnetters and longliners.
What's the sport bag size and limit for blues?

Ron

Current Hotbites Fishing Report
by the Fish Sniffer Staff
July 29, 1999
SANTA CRUZ SHARKS... Blue sharks are showing in
good numbers off
Santa Cruz finally. "The big bruisers are in!," said
Mark Wagner ofSuntan
Charters in Santa Cruz, reporting on his latest
fishing adventure. "Outof
six fish, the smallest was a mere 6 foot 2 inches and
the biggest was a
whopping 8 foot 8inches and 300#."
Twelve-year-old Spencer Kreb from Golden, Colorado,
visiting family in
Sacramento, landed his first shark and the biggest
Mark's ever had ontheboat,
the 8' 8" 300 pounder. The fish was landed after a 45
minute fight thattook the
young angler around the boat three times.

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