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Reelron 01-26-2014 10:43 AM
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Originally Posted by Captain Rich Adler (Post 343020)
50 Degrees ! :D The stripers head south and Tuna Wahoo heads to the winter yard!! Time to call it quits and think about Florida and points further south !!:D:D
I agree! Why did I think I was going to stay home & Tog thru the winter? Even MD looks inviting at this point, well maybe in a week anyway!

bigjamaica 01-26-2014 11:15 AM
Re: at what water temp does fishing shut down?
 
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Originally Posted by Reel Class (Post 343047)
Usually 40* is that "Mendoza line" when it comes to ocean temps. If it drops below 40 things are very dogfishy and basically anything on the bottom kinda goes into hibernation mode.

Offshore is a different story - but the inshore stuff gets real tough inside of 40.
When I read this I wondered if “Mendoza Line” was a term named after some scientist. Now I know. BTW. What is the “Mendoza Line” for a Party/Charter boat captain?

Captain Rich 01-26-2014 01:38 PM
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Originally Posted by bigjamaica (Post 343078)
When I read this I wondered if “Mendoza Line” was a term named after some scientist. Now I know. BTW. What is the “Mendoza Line” for a Party/Charter boat captain?
At first I thought he meant the Maginot Line :D:eek: !

tautog 01-26-2014 05:47 PM
Re: at what water temp does fishing shut down?
 
During the winter a few years ago when we had the good cod fishing, water temps were usually 36-37 degrees. Cod and pollack don't care very much about water temps as they are still having great pollack fishing up in New Hampshire.


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