Well, it's been predicted, looks like El Nino is on it's way back. They say it isn't going to be as strong as the last one, but there will be some changes in the global weather. The last El Nino cost billions of dollars worldwide, I just hope they are right and there isn't as great of impact with this one...From past experience, what do you think this will do to the winter fishery in this area?

Nebb

I know it's only been about twelve hours since I started this thread, but I was expecting at least one reply. Maybe it was to deep of a question. Let me try it again.....Hey folks, the water is fixin to get a little hot, do you think them steelhead are gonna be around this winter? ( Disclaimer=for you that are easily offended, this was a joke )
Nebb

[ 09-09-2001: Message edited by: Nebb ]

Thanks D.S., Maybe we won't be seeing marlin off of Westport this year!

Who the hell knows what will happen. If it weren't for some sort of weather phenomenon screwing up the fishing, I just wouldn't know what to do with my self. "El Nino is here. there's been too much rain. there's not enough rain. the water's too muddy. The water's too clear. It's too hot for the fish to bite. It's too cold for the fish to bite. etc.etc.etc.etc. It's the Steelheader's dillema.

told ya so.

I predicted this bull**** last winter.