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Old 06-20-2013, 10:07 AM
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Default Re: Bottom Species Migration

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Originally Posted by snapperbluefish101
Wanted to post an opinion question. Do you guys think when the bottom fish(Ling, SeaBass, Blackfish) migrate inshore, when the water temperature allows, that they travel off the hard bottom or that they stay on the rough stuff?

I personally think they would want to stay on the hard bottom as they travel inshore, and vise-versa.

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