St Marks Water Clarity
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St Marks Water Clarity
I'm planning on trying st marks on wed I have fished the Carrabelle area and Steinhatchee as well as ecofina but never been to St. Marks I was just curious about the water clarity around there recently. I have read all the posts about the rocks etc and am going to be going slow... Thanks for any info or tips.
Robalo 246 Cayman 300 Yam
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It's getting better, but certainly isn't good.medicunderfire wrote:I'm planning on trying st marks on wed I have fished the Carrabelle area and Steinhatchee as well as ecofina but never been to St. Marks I was just curious about the water clarity around there recently. I have read all the posts about the rocks etc and am going to be going slow... Thanks for any info or tips.
I would say visibility has improved to 2'+ inshore and the water now has a green/blue tint compared to a few weeks ago.
Rocks are to the east of the lighthouse, the west of the lighthouse is free of obstacles.
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Saturday at Econfina - out to 12 feet all the way to rock island was about foot or less viz.
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This morning at both the lighthouse and St Marks Refuge Stoney Bayou water control structure: not the worst I've seen, but still pretty low viz of less than two feet. Fortunately, schools of 2lb mullet could not see me very well either. Mmmm, fried mullet.
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Saturday pm west flats to shell point....turbid, brown, less than 12 in visibility, hot 90degree water, only catfish biting.