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Topic: Stinson beach area heads up  (Read 772 times)

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Mienboy

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Ran into some life guards and I actually got excited.i thought they had a tuna in the truck.as I walked up and saw that it was a dolphin.they told me it washed up on the beach and by the bite marks they said it might back a salmon shark.from what I saw I was thinking gws.so those of you fishing the area keep your feet inside

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I would've thought salmon sharks only eat... salmon. 

On a separate observation... lifeguards use pink, Batman boogie boards?   :smt003
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Not surprising, there were more sightings at the beginning of the months that the previous four combined.  I had an itch of not closing Bolinas properly, but that itch is officially gone after this post  :-)

Thx for the heads up!
« Last Edit: October 14, 2016, 08:28:02 PM by yakyakyak »
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Awh poor little guy


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What species of dolphin is that? I saw a pod of them when I was out at bolinas but didn't recognize the short dorsal fin. It's much smaller than the bottlenose that I surf with at OB.

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Brad


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« Last Edit: October 14, 2016, 08:34:49 PM by yakyakyak »
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