Sharks and the Oil spill: Answered

Discussion in 'Mid Atlantic' started by zach619, Jun 27, 2010.

  1. zach619

    zach619 Well-Known Member

    Jan 21, 2009
  2. McLovin

    McLovin Well-Known Member

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    Jun 27, 2010
    sucks for the Gulf Coast surfers.

    I hate sterling spencer, but I wouldn't even wish this upon douches like him
     

  3. OCsp0nger005

    OCsp0nger005 Well-Known Member

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    Dec 2, 2009
    it really sucks for gulf surfers, but what about US? :)
     
  4. chadbrochill93

    chadbrochill93 Well-Known Member

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    Nov 2, 2007
    Whale

    a similar thing happened in OCMD a few weeks ago when there was a big ass school of blue fish i think right up against the beach because a whale was eating them or something and the whale was super close to the beach at like 102-107th street, if you dont believe me ill post pictures that my mom got while she was at her friends condo i just havent really felt like posting them hahah
     
  5. surfingoc

    surfingoc Active Member

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    May 19, 2006
    Not Sharks, but I did notice a huge amount of rays in the water on Saturday, never seen so many schools of rays in the 2-3 hour time frame I was out down to Assateague.

    They were all heading North, not sure if it is a normal amounts, but it was the first time in my 18 years of surfing down to Assateague I have seen sting rays in those numbers.
     
  6. BigMike

    BigMike Well-Known Member

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    Aug 5, 2008
    Bout 13 years ago I was surfing Indian River and there were so many rays in the water it was hard to step off your board in the shallows. I have also been there when there were so many jellies that you couldn't paddle without hitting one. That session didn't last long. Looking back I long for those type of infestations.
     
  7. Alvin

    Alvin Well-Known Member

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    Dec 29, 2009
    I was at Chinco all last week. Lots of Skates in the water. Pretty cool seeing them ride the surf. They stay right at the top. I took off over a bunch of them. Glad their harmless. Havnt seen them out there for years. A few dead jellies in the water. Plenty of dolphins. They rule.
     
  8. Alvin

    Alvin Well-Known Member

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    Dec 29, 2009
    Very interesting video about the sharks and other fish moving into oxygenated waters. Thanks.
     
  9. saltwater_rider

    saltwater_rider New Member

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    Jul 1, 2010
    Yeah, I would have to say I never have seen the quantity of skates/ray that were hanging around that weekend. The water was almost tropical Sat and Sunday though, don't know if that had anything to do with it.