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I've heard some people speculate that it's related to the bumper crop of nutrients in the water that stayed so green so long last year. But, that's more than a year ago now. Would the effect be showing up now?drbill:
Capybara! Well, how was Avalon?
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Capybara/Slingshot - I guess you will just have to make reservations to return to the island. Sorry about the weather; fortunately winter storms don't last that long. Great picture of the waves crashing inside Avalon harbor.
FrankO- Re: the nutrient issue, that is a good point. It would depend on the species... how long they take to become sexually mature. For fish requiring a year of growth to maturity, this would make a lot of sense. For those maturing over longer periods, it will take a while to see the impact. For those already sexually mature, the extra nutrients (and therefore food) last year might also create a pulse this year.
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