[rodguy911]

We are already having media problems down here. They are agenda laden and its hard to talk sense into them.

My friend in Key West caught 40 dolphin Thursday and one of the tv types from out of town asked him "if he was going to eat those fish" these people do not have a clue.

Does anyone else have any info on past experiences with the loop current feeding the Stream? The only thing I recall is frequent red tides in the winter that get into the loop current, come around the Tortugas get into the stream and usually break up.

They are bad in the area of the Tortugas but rapidly dissipate.

I wonder if anyone knows if the same would be true of crude?

[NautiNurse]

I read the other day that the loop current is quite variable. Once again, Jeff Masters provides The Gulf of Mexico Loop Current: A Primer