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Fishing Signs at Sea

  • Updated: May 24, 2012
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The scallop-boat fleet attracts large schools of bluefin tuna. Gary Caputi
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Obvious Signs

Turtles often swim over prime fish habitat Gary Caputi
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Obvious Signs

Diving birds usually indicate feeding fish. Gary Caputi
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Obvious Signs

Bait marked on a depth sounder Gary Caputi
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Obvious Signs

Weed lines offer structure for baitfish in the open ocean Gary Caputi
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Obvious Signs

Porpoise schools can be a telltale signpost Gary Caputi
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Obvious Signs

Commercial boats may have culled their catch recently Gary Caputi
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Weed lines and other floating debris are often a sure sign of dolphin. Gary Caputi
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Tuna often mingle with schools of porpoises, so if you spot such a school, take some time to work the area thoroughly to see if the fish are there. Gary Caputi
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