$13 million dredging in marina del rey

[troutmastahh]

theyve been removing sedement from the marina harbor entrance for some months now to deepen it.
i fish at the marina on a weekly basis and ive noticed that since it has moved to the creek side the halibuts havent been in there. too much disturbance in the water? possibly. any feed back on this??

http://www.thelog.com/Local/Article/-13-Million-MdR-Dredging-Project-Under-Way[/url]

[troutmastahh]

http://www.thelog.com/Local/Article/-13-Million-MdR-Dredging-Project-Under-Way


thats the link^

[Viejo]

theyve been removing sedement from the marina harbor entrance for some months now to deepen it.
i fish at the marina on a weekly basis and ive noticed that since it has moved to the creek side the halibuts havent been in there. too much disturbance in the water? possibly. any feed back on this??

http://www.thelog.com/Local/Article/-13-Million-MdR-Dredging-Project-Under-Way[/url]

Makes good sense that fish that live near or on the bottom wouldn't hang around while giant scoops dip into their environment. Once the dredging is done, bet they move back into their territory. Nature hates a vacuum and something always fills back in.

[smokehound]

Lol, there's no way in hell it costs that much to dredge. Sounds like a close friend of this guy:

http://www.neontommy.com/sites/default/files/uploads/4836443047_8a6589fe86.jpg

[troutmastahh]

well thats what ive heard from everyone else and all the media. so who knows.
im heading out there tomorrow morning to the marina side...not playa. so i'll see how that goes.