Plum Island info needed

[nightfighter]

https://www.fws.gov/refuge/Parker_Ri...t/permits.html
and
https://www.fws.gov/refuge/Parker_Ri...ctivities.html

Seals are hauled out on rocks there now at low tide. Just not the numbers the Cape has. But doesn't mean there are not any sharks.....
So if you want shark free water, you may want to find a place with a pool.
Closures for plovers began April 1.

[Rappin Mikey]

Originally Posted by nightfighter

https://www.fws.gov/refuge/Parker_Ri...t/permits.html
and
https://www.fws.gov/refuge/Parker_Ri...ctivities.html

Seals are hauled out on rocks there now at low tide. Just not the numbers the Cape has. But doesn't mean there are not any sharks.....
So if you want shark free water, you may want to find a place with a pool.
Closures for plovers began April 1.

That's why I said "safer habitat". We had a too close for comfort moment last August on the outer Cape with whitey that left my wife feeling very uneasy about that area. At least she still is letting me keep our end of June trip out there.

[Rockfish9]

Originally Posted by nightfighter

https://www.fws.gov/refuge/Parker_Ri...t/permits.html
and
https://www.fws.gov/refuge/Parker_Ri...ctivities.html

Seals are hauled out on rocks there now at low tide. Just not the numbers the Cape has. But doesn't mean there are not any sharks.....
So if you want shark free water, you may want to find a place with a pool.
Closures for plovers began April 1.

The beach closure due to.plovers is usually over by the second week of August, sandy point and Emerson rocks are not effected by the plover, closures seals are usually, not a big problem on the beach, but in the river they can be trouble. .
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