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I don't know if anyone else saw this or not. I though it was interesting.
http://www.baltimoresun.com/features...,3414871.story
http://www.baltimoresun.com/features...,3414871.story
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Travis
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I was fishing there the weekend before and convinced the wife to swim while I fished....had she known there was a shark in the waters, that would have been the last time
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We where fishing right there just a couple days before too. It's kinda crazy, I know bull sharks can go really far up rivers and into fresh water.Travis
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There was one spotted in the Susky last year or the year before
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Guess I'll be keeping my feet inside the kayak.........Mark Harrison
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If one is seen I am sure there are plenty more that are not. Sounds like a new target species in the bay! Maybe something that will bite the tail off a blue for once.MikeComment
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LMFAO! They probably come in all the time.Originally posted by mweber02 View PostHobie fleet:
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They've always been there .......... Decades ago some guys targeted them and had a big news spread in the Sunpapers when they caught a couple ........ They were also caught in nets around the bridgeComment
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much more to feed on in the bay than smelly human feet, although just a sampling would be bad!Originally posted by FishingGeek View PostComment
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Shark week isn't till later in August
A couple of week ago, I was in Bethany. I was getting ready to dive into a swell when I noticed something dark within the wave headed my way. It was a ray (or skate or whatever). Literally came flying at me! Within in inches of my legs it turned and swam off. It un-nerved me a little. Dove in anyway. That things stayed along that stretch of beach all day!ORANGE NATIVE MANTA RAY 11Comment
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It was probably a skate as they feed in the surf and along the drop offs. You should also know that, wherever you find skates, you will find sharks.
If you search tidalfish.com, you will find pics of the sharks caught by the UMD tagging guys along the coast from CHSP down to Rehoboth Beach. I don't even let the dog go in the water there anymore.
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Guys,
If you see one please don't hurt it. They reportedly eat Cow Nosed Rays. And, I - for one - am all for that!Terry Hill
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I was down for the count yesterday and watching TV more than I normally do.
I saw a show featuring a guy in Texas who catches Bull Sharks from the beach.
He used a kayak to take his bait to the fish. Then he paddled back to the beach to wait.
And guess what he used for bait ... a dead cow nose ray.Mark
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John
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I think I read somewhere that there has never been a report case of a shark attacking a human in the Ches bay. When I fished in Okinawa, every year great whites would come down, but we would still be in the dingy. If I got bit by a shark and survived, I would go play the lottery the very next day.Comment
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