I know, I know, another picture of lights. The point is, there's more of them. Now, either they're doing a lot of 24 hour road construction out in 300' of water (doubtful) or there's a lot of commercial salmon boats working the deep. Gage's connection at the Tides says they've already had several thousand pounds of salmon landed there. Some of those fish may have come from down South but most of them are from up here. The fact that the number of boats here is increasing would indicate that the fish are currently in. The weather forecast doesn't completely suck for Saturday, so, game on. Also, hear that the shortbelly rockfish are back, which, if true, would indicate a bite ate Bodega Reef just South of the MLPA. That's a lot closer than 300 feet. It would be worth a look, as nobody wants to run past fish to find fish. Just because I do it doesn't mean you should. Also, separately, my prediction for albacore is that they'll be here again this year but be kinda far. What forecasting tool do I use, you ask? Gas prices. The higher they get the likelier the chance of tuna. We crossed the $4.00 mark at Costco, so chances are good for a slaughter of both tuna and credit ratings.