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Old 02-27-2019, 07:59 AM   #6
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If you think Narragansett is great white shark free then do yourself a favor and don't speak to anyone working on the water in the area. There was a large one inside the Harbor of Refuge last summer, several have been caught in the fish traps, and likely many more that don't make the news.
Not surprising about the HOR as there were more grey seals there last year then any other season COMBINED that I can remember. It’s definiteky happening down there. I watched it play out on the Cape as we all did and now it’s playing out in RI. More grey seals each year, more rumblings about sharks year. YeH they’ve always been there, but that’s what people used to say on the Cape before the seal population exploded. The white sharks aren’t just relegated to one area either. I know of many that have been spotted in South County and not just juvies. Someone’s brother on here saw one about 17 ft long close to the beach off Charlestown last year. It’s definitely happening...
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