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Old 01-05-2008, 10:54 AM   #11
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Nowadays There is only one place state side that I know of that you can regularly catch 200 lb yellowfin tuna during 2-3 months ... the Lump off Venice LA. The San Diego fleet does but that doesnt count as they fish long range into Mexico waters
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Why is that? Bait availability, water conditions/pollution.........why have the pelagics set new boundaries???
I think its a simple matter of numbers. As stocks shrink, so do their migratory routes.(whether it be bait, or predator)...

As a species numbers decline, their are fewer fish to eat, and fewer to be eaten, thus shrinking the entire food chains' distribution areas.
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