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so the question is if early june to beginning middle of july is a good time for them depending on the water temp, cause from what i have read they like about 65-72 degree water. and the water temps rise ! where do they go (north) ? and when do they come back around ? when the water temp goes back to those degrees ? pardon my ignorance here but i have fished for them but twice and would like to start more often
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They move north and come back through our waters in Sept/Oct.
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troll expensive green machines in the hudson,you will find them
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im gonna get my gear up and sept oct hunt those bastids down lol
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Early season and late season mako fishery sort of secret but there is a lot of info on that you have to dig it up because most guys will not tell you... do your research now, get a game plan, mostly gear up expect fish in the 300 lb and over don't be surprised with 450 lber ITS AWESOME!
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Prime time for makos is June,July,September,October. There are Makos off the coast all summer. When water temperature is on the high side we fish deeper water and try to work areas that are holding small bluefin tuna. Also worth mentioning it's been our experience that in the warmer water most of the makos will be between 40lbs and 100lbs. Feel free to pm me if u have any other questions
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I'd say last night was a good time to find one... Jenny Lee killed a rather large unit: 926!!
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