The wind kept most boats off the water today and of the few that went out I only got halibut reports. Those reports weren't good. Best results on the halibut front that I heard about was two fish. Those two fish came from three hard-earned jacksmelt. The next best report was one halibut and after that a couple of naughts. There was one gentleman that stopped in on his way back to Miller with a tale of nine-foot waves and four limits of salmon off of Tomales Point in 60 feet of water. All fish in the teens to the mid-twenties. It appears that while the wind knocked a couple degrees off of the water temperature it may not have knocked out the salmon bite. Just as well, as the Outer Bay was starting a good impression of a red tide. The good weather forecast for this week, if it comes true, will likely also predict a serious further darkening of the waters. Hopefully the Goldilocks abalone don't take another hit from it, but I need poor lighting for my terminal tackle to seem appealing to discriminating fishies, so I'm kind of okay with it. I heard a few albacore were caught out of Fort Bragg (that's still the name, right?) last Sunday, so maybe in a another month down here. Bayside Marine in Santa Cruz reports bluefin sightings there, so who knows?