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Wilmington Canyon to Norfolk Canyon Offshore Spring Special

Blue Gulf Stream water (72°F-70°F) hits the Washington Canyon and Norfolk Canyons. Tuna, swordfish and mako sharks are there.

We are providing a complimentary analysis of the overall ocean conditions within our Wilmington to Norfolk Offshore Canyon charted area. We have included some spot sea surface temperatures (°F) and located the main eddy features with arrows indicating the flow direction of the water. Overall, what we are most encouraged about is the recent push of the direct Gulf Stream and related filament water into this southern and eastern charted area and directly into the southern canyons. As you can see, there is now direct Gulf Stream filament water (68°F-70°-72°F) pushing directly over the Washington to Norfolk Canyons over the 100-500 fathom ledges but also as far inshore as 40-50 fathoms. The movement of the offshore direct Gulf Stream and related eddies has created a clockwise rotating flow east-northeast of Washington Canyon and is pushing the direct Gulf Stream filament water (68°F-70°F) farther northward into the Rockpiles and almost into Poor Mans Canyon. Therefore, get your boats ready for when the weather breaks, do not miss out on some early season tuna, mahi, wahoo, shark, swordfish and even billfish action. Contact ROFFS™ and get the up-to-date integrated fishing forecasting analysis to locate the most detailed information for the best fishing action near you.

Please click here to view the full high resolution analysis on our website now!Letter to the Editor: Devastation to Our Waters – Understanding the Real Problem

A few of my friends from the Northeast coast and abroad were planning to visit Florida to enjoy the fishing, everglades, beach and rivers, food and the lifestyle. Sadly, when I told them not to visit (because of our current devastation to our waters) they were perplexed, and not aware of what is truly going on. A few even thought that I was trying to be selfish and trying to protect my fishing spots. Believe me, I enjoy sharing and there is nothing better than to see friends catch big fish and enjoying the environment and clean waters.

I am angry. I mean extremely ANGRY! Ironically, with this anger I have to congratulate the local media, reporters, the politicians and the officials for trying to cover things up. Then again, I suppose the truth must be told… for those who aren’t aware, there are an incredible amount of self serving politicians (seriously corrupted) that has abused their power for too long and too far. They allowed greed to betray over their oath and vows of duties and promises to do their best for the state’s economy, and to preserve and protect the ecosystem and environment. More importantly, they forgot they were elected by the people, and for people. Sadly, they have been compromised by big business endorsements (legal bribery as I like to call it) and to allow practices that to pollutes and destroys what this great state represents (tourism, great ecosystem, pristine everglades, fishing capital of the world and it’s once clean oceans and beaches).

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NOTICE: AL – DAUPHIN ISLAND – Naval Testing

Commencing approximately March 28, 2016 and continuing until approximately April 16, 2016, the Naval Research Laboratory will deploy research equipment at 6 mooring locations. The planned locations of the moorings are in approximate positions:

Mooring (1), 30-10-28.16N 088-01-07.57W

Mooring (2), 30-10-57.00N 088-04-40.51W

Mooring (3), 30-12-03.49N 088-07-22.15W

Mooring (4), 30-07-46.13N 088-07-23.09W

Mooring (5), 30-03-06.80N 088-07-18.91W

Mooring (6), 29-58-40.01N 088-07-16.00W

Mooring (1) will extend 2 feet off bottom. Moorings (2) and (3) will extend with a line to just below the ocean surface. Moorings (4), (5), and (6)

will extend with a line to 30-foot below surface. Nine inch in diameter white buoys with a flashing yellow 2.2s, light characteristic will be deployed to mark these subsurface moorings. Mariners are asked to not disturb these experiments and are urged to use caution when transiting the area.