Fishdope.com Thread, Understanding Numbered Spots "302" "181" in Bloodydecks Fishing Forums; Originally Posted by fishnfool
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Jul-28-2009, 09:17 PM
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Originally Posted by fishnfool  Yuoo gooys meeght vunt tu teke-a a luuk a leettle-a nurzeeest ooff zee lung veeng ooff zee bootterffly...zee teep ooff zee cundum, (reserfuur), cun be-a seee zeere-a. I beleeefe-a it's eka zee 267 boot dun't hefe-a a chert veet me-a tu fereeffy reeght noo. I cun't beleeefe-a yuoo dun't see-a a bootterffly oor mooshruum, Bork Bork Bork!..eurplune-a...meybe-a nut.  | luuks leeke-a un eurplune-a veeng
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Jul-28-2009, 10:20 PM
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I said that you need to open it with mapsource. If you don't have mapsource you can't open the waypoints.
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Aug-06-2009, 01:03 PM
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Originally Posted by ECMFab Thats the mushroom tip that went drip drip drip.. | Perhaps the threadstarter did't know she had the Kung Fu Grip?
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Aug-06-2009, 06:51 PM
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Check out www.tempbreak.com , it shows you the current water temps of southern california to lower finger, and if you click on the hot spots like the 302 it will link you to a topo map. it also has links for info on tides, currents, and moon phases.
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Aug-15-2009, 12:22 AM
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| Waypoints Imported into Google Earth
Here are the above provided waypoints imported into Google earth.
Unzip and double-click the .kmz file and Google Earth will automatically open (you must have Google Earth installed already)
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Aug-28-2009, 10:49 PM
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Phil & Ernie,
Thanks for the Garmin and Google waypoints. Really helpful; way cool to help out in a meaningful way. Thanks and tight lines,
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Sep-10-2009, 01:45 AM
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Originally Posted by Spicy Tuna So you want an educated response here it is. A "fathom" utilized for a measurement of water depth. It is = to 2 yards or more simply for you... 6 feet. These "spots" 302, 181, etc directly correlate with the depth. For example. The 302 or more commonly known as Kidney bank, has a depth of exactly 1812 feet. This = 302 Fathoms. 181 has a depth of 1086. These are spots that have been known for years to produce a lot of activity. If you have garmin products and aren't exactly sure where these points are, I would be more than happy to send you my waypoints with all these spots. You can also utilize this converter to help you out too. Conversion for meters, feet and fathoms - BoatSafe.com | So the 1010 would be over a mile deep?
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Sep-10-2009, 05:41 AM
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Phil
Thanks for the info. Sure helps us new guys out.
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Sep-10-2009, 06:32 AM
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That is a cool website and quick reference for the weather. Fishdope, with the late PM report, is like walking out in the morning to get the paper and only read the article you care about. Now I am wondering if the numbers are the high spot depths.
Thanks again.
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Sep-10-2009, 01:05 PM
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Yes, the 1010 is over a mile deep, it is also known as the "1010 Trench".
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Sep-10-2009, 01:49 PM
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If you looking for swell watch conditions check out this free site. Wicked cool. WetSand SwellWatch 3D - Surf Report and Forecast
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