Grunion tips on mating at night by high tides and beaches
Grunion expert Grunion Serpa explains why the fish breed at night during full moon tides to maximize egg survival. Females bury eggs in sand for 10 to 14 days as waves and sand closures protect them. rocky beaches are unsuitable, while gradual sandy shores like Cabrillo Beach and Doheny are favored.
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Early Season Timing for Peak Scout Run
Serpa notes teams excel early in April and May with strong runs but warns those months mark the end of the field. The key is patience as late spring brings reduced catches and the peak activity should be watched, not prodded. Do not spook scouts. let their full run begin before intrusive light or overly bright efforts.
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Bird watchers time runs for grunion at shoreline
Serpa explains that birds gathering before high tide signal grunion in the shallows and ready to run, while juvenile sharks may lurk offshore. He notes mixed opinions on eating grunion and offers tips for watchers: flashlight, chair, bucket, license, and warm jacket. A grunion run schedule is at wildlife.ca.gov slash fishing slash ocean slash grunion.
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