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My aunt owned a hardware store in Marathon in the keys back in the day. I remember being in the nearby Denny’s late at night and people openly smoking weed. 1976ish.

It’s normal. They keep the dam open to accommodate snow melt. It’ll be 11’ higher by mid May and stay up till sometime in October.

Warm in the PNW as well, just waiting on some water.

African Pompano?

I knew as soon as I re read that it would be taken the wrong way 😂. But was seriously talking about the fish. Hope the op didn’t take offense.

Classic Grady, we live a couple county’s over. He has some really great press conferences.

That’s a great looking snapper.

FL backwoods.

I think Chad at Legends in Spokane has one for sale.

Cool. I didn’t know they were in the pacific. We have them here in the Gulf of Mexico. But you have to run out at least 30 mi, usually 50 + miles and you can only keep 2 per person.

Looks fun. What is this red fish? Rock fish? Looks a little like our red snapper in FL.

Your yellowtail looks a lot like our Amberjack.

9” increase is BS. If that were true I’d never have a low water issue and I’d be scraping my hard top on every high tide. Neither are happening. With a typical tidal range of -0.3 to +2.2, 9” would be insanely obvious. Not sure how familiar you are with SWFL but there is a lot of waterfront that...

You are correct that these are factors and even though they are variables, they are at the same time somewhat constant, as they have been part of the equation for a long time. I do not know the “big picture “ but I do know that after 24 years of running under the same low bridge where I live on...

Unless distortion from tides is a factor you’d think that reports of sea level increases should apply evenly across the planet?