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  1. 03-12-2017, 09:04 PM #16
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    Done some searching Canterbury Average temp for December 14.8 deg , Remembering its only start of December we at 17.8
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    Yeah man shes pretty warm already. Up north so far is confirmed SBSF and Mahi, really early. Couple of marlin dropped too. My mate got a big eye out from Tga on Friday but they may be here all year I believe.

    I would hazard a guess Mr Muns that if the water is holding enough food for them they will have no problem entering it Its all about the food really, they follow that.

    Just on a side Albys are not a good indicator or water temps as they are here all year round.
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    A very impressive marine heatwave is unfolding near the east coast of #Australia, across the Tasman Sea, and in New Zealand coastal waters ... average anomaly is +1.98°C and max anomaly is a gaudy +6.16°C off NZ's West Coast.






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