Early 1980's 7-gill Scientific Research

[Latimeria]

There is a lot of great info in here even though the study was done up in Northern California.

The biggest point I found is that up in Northern California, the 7-gill bite is the best close to shore in the Spring and Fall even though that they could be caught all year.  This makes me think that they don't move up and down the coast like the Soupfin do, but might head to deeper waters on the summer and possibly winter as they have the same seasonally episodes that we have down here with the Spring and Fall.

Give yourself some time to read it over.  There could be some good info taken from this that would correlate to some better fishing for us.

https://mail.google.com/mail/u/0/#inbox/1570ab5e2cddda3f?projector=1

[xjchad]

That's weird...
When I click the link it goes to my gmail inbox.
How'd you get the link to that Tom??  LOL

[Latimeria]

I'll try to fix that...

[Latimeria]

I'll be damned.  I can't find it anywhere and might have saved a copy before it was removed from circulation.  It is an old thesis paper from 1981 to 1983.  I'll try and get it attached here, but another paper keeps showing up when I type the title in and I can't locate the old typewriter copy that I currently have.

To be continued....

[WheresMyBeer]

This was the older data Joe posted on soups. Might as well repost here. Thought it was some good data if you have the time.

http://www.oac.cdlib.org/view?docId=kt3b69n668&brand=oac4&doc.view=entire_text

[Latimeria]

This was the older data Joe posted on soups. Might as well repost here. Thought it was some good data if you have the time.

http://www.oac.cdlib.org/view?docId=kt3b69n668&brand=oac4&doc.view=entire_text

Good seeing you back Dave and thanks for posting that!  The sevengill data page was a long read also, but filled with great and useful information.

[sasquatch]

drunken post moderated.

[Latimeria]

drunken post moderated.

Good to see!  lol

[Pinoyfisher]

Good read.