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Topic: Official GWS Thread  (Read 259747 times)

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An apparent sighting of The Landlord has closed Stinson Beach.

The article quotes an individual as having spotted an "8 to 10 foot shark, possibly a Great White". Accounting for the usual exaggeration that goes with fish stories, this could easily have been a big Leopard? Or a salmon shark?

 :smt005 HA! You nailed it NB. Most likely a juvenile GWS or a salmon shark. You bring up a really good point. Although they are serious, most reports should be taken w/ a grain of salt.  Being human we all tend to exaggerate when things get scary.

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Imho, the Juvies/teenager GWS are a pretty scary customer. Just like human teenagers, they think they know it all, are very curious and have a tendancy to try and mess with everything they come across. Its that time of year fo the "RED TRIANGLE".


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Yep. Pacific Shark esearch reports sightings at Ocean Beach (SF).

http://www.sharkresearchcommittee.com/pacific_coast_shark_news.htm


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Yep. Pacific Shark esearch reports sightings at Ocean Beach (SF).

http://www.sharkresearchcommittee.com/pacific_coast_shark_news.htm
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An apparent sighting of The Landlord has closed Stinson Beach.

The article quotes an individual as having spotted an "8 to 10 foot shark, possibly a Great White". Accounting for the usual exaggeration that goes with fish stories, this could easily have been a big Leopard? Or a salmon shark?

 :smt005 HA! You nailed it NB. Most likely a juvenile GWS or a salmon shark.

I didn't realize Salmon Sharks were found this far south.  Learn something new everyday.  Might help if I had read this thread from beginning to end - someday.

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.  Might help if I had read this thread from beginning to end - someday.

Michael


Probably best to wait til Dec 1st for that.


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from coastside at the farallons today


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That is soooooooooooo amazing. I would love to see that (from the relative safety of a PB). Maybe I'll have to close out the RF season with a PB trip to the Farrallons.



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That is soooooooooooo amazing. I would love to see that (from the relative safety of a PB). Maybe I'll have to close out the RF season with a PB trip to the Farrallons.

As they said in Jaws, make sure you have a big enough boat.


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Earlier this fall I went out on a shark diving trip out there.  Spent the day sitting in a cage staring at murky water.   :smt009  But at one point in the day we saw a frenzy of birds in the distance.  Pulled anchor and ran on them to catch the very tail end of a shark finishing off a snack.  Apparently this is a daily occurrence at the Farallons at this time of year.

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Amazing posts sharky. Love the pic of the guys chillin on yaks... nutty! That video is intense. Hey Pole, what the name of the company that took you out there?

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