Does anyone have any info on current or recent water temps in Kachemak and Cook Inlet. I'd heard a rumor that the water is a little warmer than last year due to more "normal" currents in the GOA. A NOAA website shows today's surface temp at Seldovia as 36.3 farenheit, and 37.8 in Kodiak. Doesn't sound very warm to me. I'm wondering if these are more normal, will they maybe improve the early season king and halibut fishing.
Cook Inlet Water Temps
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Originally posted by pike_palace View PostLast year the water was supposedly much colder than normal. I can't prove it but that was the theory going around."The Gods do not subtract from the allotted span of men's lives the hours spent in fishing" Assyrian Tablet 2000 B.C.
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what, colder!
I think I read where Andy from Crackerjack said Seward waters were colder then normal last yeart. I could be wrong. What does it all mean, ya got me. I thought that globe trotting, fossil fuel burning Al Gore said we were having global warming! I was in Homer today, the water looked plenty cold. Just kidding, I would be interested in knowing how a few degrees difference in water temperature effects fish.
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http://pafc.arh.noaa.gov/ice.php?img=sst
This isn't very detailed, but you'll get an idea of general sea surface temps.
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