Today's Fishing Advice

1. Best target species today: Pollock / Coalfish

   • This species is the top choice today due to its strong presence in the summer season and its suitability at the current sea temperature of 12.6 °C. Pollock are known for being active and accessible from the shore, especially this time of year.
   • Look for Pollock near rocky structures, jetties, or areas with kelp where they tend to feed. They often prefer deeper water but can still be caught from the shore.
   • Use lures in the range of 20-40 grams, like shad or spoons, which can mimic their prey effectively.
   • Focus on fishing during the dawn and dusk periods, taking advantage of the moving water, which should be more productive given the current temperature.

2. Second-best target species today: Mackerel

   • Mackerel is a strong option as well, as it is currently in peak season and thrives at the present sea temperature. Their abundance makes them a good target for shore anglers this time of year.
   • Mackerel can be found near the surface in schools, often around open water or near breaking waves.
   • Use smaller, weighted lures or spinners around 15-20 grams to mimic small fish, which will attract them.
   • Fish in the early morning or late evening when they are most active, and make sure to cast where the tide is moving to improve your chances.

Overall assessment: - Fishing conditions today are good. The combination of temperature and species activity should yield some productive sessions.

Tomorrow outlook: - Given the current season and species patterns, expect fishing conditions to remain good. The presence of both Pollock and Mackerel should still be strong, particularly with the likelihood of active feeding during dawn and dusk.