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Please explain
The fish are holding on a flat. |
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A flat bottom fulla mud
A mud flat, usually adjacent to a ledge. Could be a sand flat though, but not normally where where we are. Sent |
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to explain it better, a flat is just an area with no depth change, usually associated near ledges, drop-offs etc. Could be mud, sand, other.
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^^
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Its like when your tire has no air in it.
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Here are some flats in the worm. some are big, some are small.
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basicly just an area of flat level bottom without much depth change, as the name implies its a "flat" area, most oyster beds could be thought of as flats but the more common picture it describes is sandy flat areas.
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I see you finished the mapping the area. this picture is awesome. Man!!!!!!
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Almost! my next trip there i will have much more detail...imagine that!
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