FORT BRAGG

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October 21, 2011    Headlines

 Cape Rockfish & Halibut

Fort Bragg:
A few boats ran out for albacore earlier in the week with one skiff boating 10 longfins ranging from 20 to 35-pounds. The fish were taken 22 miles from the harbor at 20/18, 18/09, 18/10, 18/11, and 18/14. The wind came up by mid-week, and this slowed down access to the tuna. There are reports of plenty of fish out there once the weather window allows access.
We will post some crab updates once the sport season opens. With both rockfish and salmon closed in the local waters we will only be updating this page as reports come in.


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