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Topic: Is SpongeBob OK?  (Read 750 times)

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The Gopher

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Wonder if SpongeBob Buoy was out there in the storm. They put Bob in a slightly different place last year, and I found a really productive spot I could visually navigate to based on relative position versus the buoy and kelp beds. Not sure if that's gonna be the same kind of spot this year.
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NowhereMan

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I hope SpongeBob survived!

Here's a picture of the previous SpongeBob buoy. If I recall correctly, it was lost in a storm...

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