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June Grass Update

June grass update for Walton County June 25th, 2011, AM:

0-1 on the June Grass Grossness Index. The water looks great this morning! The NE wind has flattened out the Gulf, the temperature is approximately 80 (which is warmer than the pleasant 75 degree air right now), and I only saw one solitary glob while wading at the beach. It may also be a good fishing day; there was a bait ball of 4-5″ fish just off the beach and many smaller fish in the surf along with some mole crabs in the intertidal zone. Do keep an eye on the clouds off shore, the beach is no place to be during an electrical storm, but otherwise come on down!

PLEASE ENJOY THE BEACH RESPONSIBLY!

Posted on June 25, 2011 | Aside

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