Allen Bushnell
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Weather changes lead to improved surfcasting | Fish Rap (opens the original)
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Monterey Bay anglers have enjoyed fairly decent weather this week, and the trend looks to continue over the weekend and into next week. Winds are forecast generally at 10 knots or less for our nearshore areas, and the medium size west swell is expected to persist through the week. Big changes could be coming soon though. As we move through the fall season towards winter, weather and waves will increasingly impact our coast from the northwest. Already, just a bit of northern inflection on the wes
A tale of two fishies: Behemoths from below | Fish Rap (opens the original)
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Today’s report highlights a couple notable catches from the Santa Cruz area this week. Fishing has been very good nearshore, and the promise of big bluefin is a very real proposition if and when the weather calms down. The first might be my favorite. Malakai Armenta is a local boy who was captured by the firing fever within the past couple years. He’s been haunting the beaches near Santa Cruz, following the birds and the bait. His diligence paid off this week when he landed a 42-inch, 20-pound s
White seabass among targeted species | Fish Rap (opens the original)
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It’s nice to be back in my favorite fishing spot on earth, Santa Cruz. This week’s southern hemispheric swell was bolstered by another southern pulse generated by Hurricane Marie, which is traveling north northwest in the open ocean, roughly parallel to Baja Mexico. South swells, even those that are not very big in terms of height can be very powerful due to the long period aspect of the waves. The current swell is no exception, and it is making surfcasting a bit difficult as the shore break imp
Enjoying two weeks of premier Alaskan fishing | Fish Rap (opens the original)
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This week’s report is coming to you live from Kodiak, Alaska, where your fish reporter has enjoyed a couple weeks of premier Alaskan fishing with my all-around fishing partner Allen Sansano and two groups of other fishing friends. For the past few years we’ve had the opportunity to visit Kodiak Lodge in the tiny village of Larsen Bay on Kodiak’s southwestern shore. We time the trips to coincide with the silver salmon run at the end of August. Larsen Bay hosts runs of all five Alaskan salmon spec
Larger bluefin schools headed here? | Fish Rap (opens the original)
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For months now, we’ve been reporting the exciting catches of awesome, giant bluefin tuna from Central Coast and Monterey Bay waters. Ferocious fighters, the bluefin have ranged from big hundred-pounders to massive fish that approach nearly 300 pounds. In recent weeks the bluefin catch rate has gone up. Milder weather conditions allow more boats to spend more time on the offshore fishing grounds while the schools of tuna are moving closer to the coast. While these giant tuna catches may be creati
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