I think you'd be surprised to know that there are so many, there are a few spread out all along the coast in many places.
good luck, I hope they don't multiply up there
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Saw one while trolling near Harding's Ledge last week. Thought it was a dogfish finning the surface...His (or her) head came up about 10 ft from the boat...stoppped the motor...we sat and looked at each other for a few minutes and it swam away...funny! It was small and grey in color...about 3' long. Not sure about the difference between harbor and grey seals but it was definitely grey.
I just saw one in Fairfield, ct a few hours ago. It was about 20 yards away from me. As it went under, I told my friend next to me who didn't believe me. About 15 sec. later, it saw about 3 feet away from him. He jumped back and thought it was some sort of huge fish.
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