THE HEAT AFFECTING THE BITE ?

420_tuber · 1 THE HEAT AFFECTING THE BITE ? Fri Jun 28, 2013 10:46 am

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HEY GUYS, it is gonna be 80+ tomorrow at dana point, do you think it will have a positive affect on the bite ? or is it gonna kill the bite ? i wonder if all the fish are gonna be stacked in the shade?..?.? would appreciate any feedback.

-ELIAS

.:LOLLY:. · 2 Re: THE HEAT AFFECTING THE BITE ? Fri Jun 28, 2013 11:33 am

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definitely check out the shaded areas!

Lok Dog · 3 Re: THE HEAT AFFECTING THE BITE ? Fri Jun 28, 2013 1:08 pm

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Yea the heat will definitely kill the bite...cause you know in Mexico there's no fish lol

420_tuber · 4 Re: THE HEAT AFFECTING THE BITE ? Fri Jun 28, 2013 2:09 pm

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Lok Dog wrote:Yea the heat will definitely kill the bite...cause you know in Mexico there's no fish lol

NOT SURE F THAT WAS A SARCASTIC ANSWER OR NOT!!

TheAsianGuy · 5 Re: THE HEAT AFFECTING THE BITE ? Fri Jun 28, 2013 2:16 pm

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420_tuber wrote:NOT SURE F THAT WAS A SARCASTIC ANSWER OR NOT!!

Quite..

Any heated zone decrease oxygen content, creating a lack of oxygenation to battle acidosis, which locks up the fish's muscle tissues. The fish then becomes a prey. Shady areas, or deep zones, will be selected instinctively, since cooler water holds more oxygen, which most of the time is not the case. This is why most boils occur early morning and late at night.