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Might consider also buying a salinity meter. I bought one on amazon for 25 bucks. I check salinity almost every time I fish unless I am to busy or just dont think about it. Usually those are the days when I know the buoy data so I dont really have to break out the meter. For about 3 years I have kept a meter with me and spot checked salinity so I can have an idea of whats going on with the trout. Trout chase that salinity gradient in the summer for sure when they are trying to go out to the passes and offshore to spawn.
