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    Posted: 11 Jul 2019 at 3:31pm
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Heard that albies have been caught off New Plymouth already.     Any more info??????
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The Albacore have arrived off New Plymouth and the tuna boats are parked up in the harbour.    Apparently they have been caught at the Nipple but with the water temperature 18.5 degrees and the blue water close in I would expect them to be closer too.     Last year I caught the first one on the 28th of Dec.    Unfortunately the weather is crap for the coming week to go find them.
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Went for a quick troll out to the nipple on boxing day. Sea was a bit confused and not very nice. Plenty of albies up to 8kg. Water temp out there was 19deg+. No sign of stick face.
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We trolled for an hour or so North of Raglan in 45 - 55 metres on the 27th.

Water temp 19 - 19.6 degrees. We landed a double strike of albies in 48 metres.



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Cold water off North Taranaki at the moment.     At 70m 14.6 degrees.   The further out we paddled the colder it got.   On the SST chart it shows a very cold upwelling of no more than 10.2 degrees at 100+m.    No wonder we never saw anything out there this morning.     Even the dolphins came into the warmer water just around Moturoa.
 
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Hope this doesn't effect the NP fishos...

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That's not good news
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Yellafin,

Nothing really wrong with that news.

What seems like a temporary halt is just that. Temporary.

That cold will suit a range of baitfish with an oncoming warm zone that will surround and not allow the escape of the baitfish.
Will be nervana for you.
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Marlin caught out from Raglan yesterday. Details- Bite Time Bait Whatawhata Facebook page.
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2 marlin weighed at Kawhia yesterday, congratulations to the crews on Albatross (136) and Heavy Metal (94) both caught at around the 100m line.

A couple of others dropped as well.

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Great news.
More to come.
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Yay, great news. I’m patiently waiting for you NP lads to start getting amongst them. Then I would like to head up your way from Nelson to give it a shot.👍
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The good ship Albatross is running hot, tagged 2 marlin off Kawhia today

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Brilliant news.

The boys from the naki will be into it soon.
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Hope you are right mattoo.Been a big patch of cold water hanging around and cold southerlies.conditions more favourable from now on by the looks
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Picking the cold will of held heaps of bait.
Been cold for a long long time.
That heat coming down, temp breaks, cool water, chloro and bait ,
Recipe for excitement.

Just my hunch.
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Trip report from a mate today.had a marlin in the gear in 44m just north of mokau.Heaps of work ups and bird activity.Boats further out at the trench saying not much bait at all.my guess first marlin for taranaki next few days
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Trolling north 20km past the bricks. Water was only just 20 deg. Nice and blue. No surface activity, just a bit of mid water bait and a sun fish.

Water still 19 deg off NP.
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So the ‘Naki got one this weekend!

https://www.stuff.co.nz/taranaki-daily-news/news/119048207/first-marlin-of-the-season-caught-off-mokau
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