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When You Want To Spend More Time Fishing, And Less Time Waiting

When you are out for the day, you want to spend as much of that time where there are fish to catch. With easy access to accurate up-to-date sea surface temperature data, you increase your chances of locating your catch quickly.

SeaSurface.com is the most convenient and cost effective source of Sea Surface Temperature data in Australia.

It's a small investment in a vital piece of information that will give you a much better chance of coming home with more than stories and more fuel left in the tank.

Certain fish populations are commonly found in locations where surface temperatures change or are within a certain range. A temperature change indicates a point where currents and upwellings occur bringing with them ample food for certain species.

The key features of SeaSurface.com include:
Complete sea surface temperature map of all Australian Fisheries
Updated up to 6 times daily depending on cloud conditions and satellite orbital geometries
A 'colour gradient' is applied to the data providing you with a full colour visual guide to recent conditions for easier reading and analysis
"One Click" access to geographical coordinates and sea surface temperature data
Zoom in to view a high level of detail of recent conditions in any location you want to know about
Search by specific coordinates and measure distances in kilometres and nautical miles
Images can be downloaded to your hard drive or printed straight off the screen
Downloaded and printed images include grid co-ordinates so you can easily locate the best place for you to start your day's search

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Where the colour changes on the map - that's where you'll find your catch.



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