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Oceanus Magazine • Vol. 43,No.2 • 2004 Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution • oceanusmag.whoi.edu

Light in the ocean is like light in no other place on Earth. It is a world that is visibly different from our familiar
terrestrial world,and one that marine animals,plants,and microbes are adapted to in extraordinary ways. Light behaves very differently when it moves from air into water. It moves through the expansive depths of an ocean that is devoid of solid surfaces. These and other factors combine to create an environment that has no equivalent on land.

Shedding Light on Light in the Ocean

Somerset Saltwater Show –Radio clip

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Smart bait!

Anglers finding plenty of hot spots

Dave Lilly of Hazlet made an experimental trip Tuesday on his center console out of Anglers Marine in Sea Bright in order to determine if ESCA lights will improve lure performance. He rigged one of his Stretch plugs with an ESCA at the head,and trolled it alongside another plug without the water-activated light.
The vast majority of hits came on the ESCA-equipped Stretch as Al Tumolo of Piscataway and Joe White from Dunellen joined Lilly in catching about 40 bass up to 36 inches. They limited at the Highlands Bridge before moving up to Sandy Hook for bigger bass. Lilly even caught one by casting a Rapala.

http://www.njfishon.com/2010/04/anglers-finding-plenty-of-hot-spots/

- pictures will follow -

More fish –more fun

Catch squid with Esca

Fishing with Esca –Italy

Shedding Light on Light in the Ocean

Oceanus Magazine • Vol. 43,No.2 • 2004 Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution • oceanusmag.whoi.edu

Somerset Saltwater Show –Radio clip

Smart bait!

Anglers finding plenty of hot spots

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