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Rockafeller
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Girl at work went to rollover Saturday with her family and they caught 3 1/2 dozen and it was cold... They should start moving better with this warm weather.
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Did they crab from the road or go out in the boat? I've never been out of rollover but see people crabbing from the road all the time.
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I'm a bit curious about the fresh water also.
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Here is the salinity just to the west of of the rollover
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I'd say it's pretty fresh....once we start getting the spring south winds it will pick up. When I went about a month ago the east end locks were open pouring straight fresh water into the salt side. A good flush will only do it good in the months to come.
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Not sure but I think they went in a boat.. Rollover is easy to navigate, it's one canal all the way to the gulf.
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Nice graph...wonder what the normal salinity would be on that graph.
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Summer and fall it will go anywhere from 8-15ppt depending on rain and winds.
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Yep it was over 10 in December before all that rain
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Wow! Safe to say that lack of salinity would carry over past Rollover into the east end area of Rockafeller? The wiers area? Also, do you have a websight link to that graph? Thanks.
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