Sea surface temperature (SST) charts measure water temperatures, attracting baitfish and predators like billfish and tuna. These charts help anglers predict gamefish locations, plan efficient trips, and improve catch results.
Sea Surface Temperature - SST Charts
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Summary of Key Points
- Sea surface temperature (SST) charts measure changes in water surface temperatures.
- SST attracts baitfish, which in turn draws apex predators like billfish, tuna, and wahoo.
- SST charts help in predicting gamefish locations, aiding in efficient trip planning.
- Significance: SST charts help locate potential fishing hotspots and understand which fish species are likely in specific locations.
- Case Study: Blue marlin in the Gulf of Mexico prefer water temperatures of 78-88 degrees. Using SST and chlorophyll data improves chances to locate them.
Sea Surface Temperature (SST) charts are an indispensable tool for every angler aiming to optimize their fishing trips. But what exactly are they, and how can they significantly increase your catch rate?
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