shark sighting linda mar

ktvu reported that witnesses saw a huge shark attack a seal at linda mar this afternoon

http://www.ktvu.com/news/24818678/detail.html

"Surfers, boaters and people on the sand reported that the shark was 18 long or larger"

maybe its safe to go back to the bean

screw watching the discovery channel - just drive over to San Mateo County! 

screw watching the discovery channel - just drive over to San Mateo County! 

Damn.... I hear that!

“

Yeah, I saw the sign there,” said Pacifica surfer Danny Estrella, “This one, he's already fed, so we're ok now.”

he's assuming there's only that ONE shark  . I would think that the smell of fresh kill blood would attract another....but that's just me.

I've paddled the other side Pedro Point a few years back with Jdyak and saw a sea lion colony back there....and I remember at the time that there was not one single sea lion that was in the water. They were all on the rocks and looked like they were on a heightened alert. We got out of there asap!

About time to open up a season on the Landlord don't ya think?  I wonder how big the first one landed would be from a kayak?

"Surfers, boaters and people on the sand reported that the shark was 18 long or larger"

maybe its safe to go back to the bean

You just have to wonder if that is the same fish...

screw watching the discovery channel - just drive over to San Mateo County! 

Or if you work there, get the hell out!  http://news.yahoo.com/s/yblog_upshot/20100901/ts_yblog_upshot/discovery-channel-hostage-crisis-ends-with-shooting-of-suspect

I will take my chances with the shark, not a nut job with a gun.  Been shot twice already, not much fun.

“

Yeah, I saw the sign there,” said Pacifica surfer Danny Estrella, “This one, he's already fed, so we're ok now.”

he's assuming there's only that ONE shark  . I would think that the smell of fresh kill blood would attract another....but that's just me.

I've paddled the other side Pedro Point a few years back with Jdyak and saw a sea lion colony back there....and I remember at the time that there was not one single sea lion that was in the water. They were all on the rocks and looked like they were on a heightened alert. We got out of there asap!

We used to go out of Lawson's Landing to play back in the 80's, the ground swells were a gas. If the pinnipeds were in the water all was good. If they were all hauled out and looking nervous, time to get to land.....quickly.