shark spoted off westport

[bloocrab]

Originally Posted by redlite

Yeah, but the thing is the water is hovering around 77 degrees. Its bath water. Gonna really have to swim even faster now from rock to rock......

...you're always welcome to come make the trip over and stand out 100 yards in the middle of nowhere,,, awaiting that football-like tackle that will push you about 20 feet before it realizes you're not a seal and releases it's piercing grip.. to only return and attack you again due to all the blood spewing out from the previous attack. Hopefully he'll tear the piece off so you don't feel it flapping in the water...you wouldn't want any eel slime getting in the wound, it may get infected.


I must say though, I do find myself thinking more and more about my surroundings and what's lurking around me. Sure, they've always been out there.......but with all this publicity lately, the thought seems to find it's way to the forefront. I even find myself eye-balling the water behind my hooked fish to see if anything is following the fish back to me........sure, it would be like getting hit by lightning.......but I seem to be hearing more and more of that too. I've already been bumped in the night before while standing far out in east bumF*yk, and let me tell ya......it's not comforting.

For those of you who venture out far beyond the first set of rollers, beware...,,, I mean be-safe.....................I mean ,,, play golf instead.

[redlite]

And as the great one always said "once you go in the water past your knees, you are now part of the food chain"

[bloocrab]

Originally Posted by bloocrab

......For those of you who venture out far beyond the first set of rollers, ........

...and for those who don't, ...beware the killer peri-winklers and leg-locking rag-sea-weed!!!

[redcrbbr]

Originally Posted by bloocrab

Hopefully he'll tear the piece off so you don't feel it flapping in the water...you wouldn't want any eel slime getting in the wound, it may get infected.

infections are not to taken lightly and very easily could become serious hopefully the shark uses floss

[Raven]

Originally Posted by bloocrab

........................I mean ,,, play golf instead.

then you'll probably only encounter a "tiger" shark
but watch out ......they know how to duck a club.

[striperman36]

Couldn't find Willie out there today. Very few people at Horseneck though, water was 72', yellow eyed deevils every where.

[ridler72]

Maybe it ate all those bones.

[striperman36]

must have, Dr. Bones was taking a few appointments. I drove up on several sightings but the office closed before I got there saw one hookup, thee rest was yellow eyed deevils

PB everywhere

[StriperZ]

Originally Posted by bloocrab

...you're always welcome to come make the trip over and stand out 100 yards in the middle of nowhere,,, awaiting that football-like tackle that will push you about 20 feet before it realizes you're not a seal and releases it's piercing grip.. to only return and attack you again due to all the blood spewing out from the previous attack. Hopefully he'll tear the piece off so you don't feel it flapping in the water...you wouldn't want any eel slime getting in the wound, it may get infected.


I must say though, I do find myself thinking more and more about my surroundings and what's lurking around me. Sure, they've always been out there.......but with all this publicity lately, the thought seems to find it's way to the forefront. I even find myself eye-balling the water behind my hooked fish to see if anything is following the fish back to me........sure, it would be like getting hit by lightning.......but I seem to be hearing more and more of that too. I've already been bumped in the night before while standing far out in east bumF*yk, and let me tell ya......it's not comforting.

For those of you who venture out far beyond the first set of rollers, beware...,,, I mean be-safe.....................I mean ,,, play golf instead.

Palpable, visceral, and a very horrible thought.

I decided the only way to be on the water was in a boat was when I saw a large dead shark wash ashore (Newcombs hollow, wellfleet, ma 1972) as a kid and all the parents said that the shark drifted far and none were in the waters there. An old fisherman turned around and said that 100s of sharks were out there in the water. If we see this one, then there are at least one hundred right offshore. I have never gone deeper than my knees in any water sharks might be in since then.