OBN Bay Watch

Surf Master · Sep 15, 2016

JOE ---- NEWS FLASH --- I suggest you don't get in past ankle deep :shock:

The bull sharks are back http://www.13newsnow.com/news/local/shark-swims-near-boater-in-chesapeake-bay/318017063 they are on there way up to Maryland , better look into Kevlar dry suits howboutit :lol:

gamiller · Sep 15, 2016

OBN and Baywatch. I just don't see it. A remake maybe???

OBN · Sep 15, 2016

Thanks Earl, Mike has seen them up North way past where I hunt. And he stayed away from several places this year since he was told by the fisherman there were two seen last year and several seen this year in one area. And this is the Northern part of the bay. There main diet are the skates.. I would recon that the water will get me before they do, It's filthy, dirty, stinky and highly polluted.

Surf Master · Sep 16, 2016

i here ya Joe

Keep your head above water to, in fresh water streams, i am sure you herd of the little girl, contracted that brain eating bacteria and died, i herd that flesh eating bacteria is around, Florida more so, but the way they are making mistakes leaking raw sewage into our bays, watch out, glad i am moving East, be careful bro. , ya better get a shark deterant device that works, Earl

jtb2017 · Sep 16, 2016

Gives me the heebeejeebees just thinking about it. Bull sharks are most aggressive out there. Now. Up here. I haven't heard any sightings recently. But We do have plenty of seals. The foods there. There's got to be sharks. We are at least interesting to them. Bobbling in the water for one. Add to that and watch a few episodes of river monsters and that's that I'm not getting in there :laughing:

-Joe

Cfmct · Sep 16, 2016

OBN said:
Thanks Earl, Mike has seen them up North way past where I hunt. And he stayed away from several places this year since he was told by the fisherman there were two seen last year and several seen this year in one area. And this is the Northern part of the bay. There main diet are the skates.. I would recon that the water will get me before they do, It's filthy, dirty, stinky and highly polluted.

Joe.. not to highjack this highly informative thread of Earls... Yesterday Robert says to me if OBN was up here he would kill himself :lol:

for lack of gold finds this year... I cracked up when he said that

Mud-puppy · Sep 16, 2016

Sharks huh? Well, we have some pretty aggressive bluegills up here in the inland lakes to contend with... :laughing:

I think bullsharks are more ascared of us than we are of them...I know this does not apply to all people or all sharks...Anyway, I seen a bullshark suck a guys calf muscle off his leg like a chicken drumstick on TV once! Horrible! Of course he was feeding them and thereby asking for it... :laughing:

Mud

adamBomb · Sep 16, 2016

Fortunately the water is going to cool down over the next few weeks and the sharks will head back south...but they will still be by me for another 2 months.

Steve · Sep 16, 2016

stir fried shark....

Swinglow · Sep 16, 2016

Cfmct said:
Joe.. not to highjack this highly informative thread of Earls... Yesterday Robert says to me if OBN was up here he would kill himself for lack of gold finds this year... I cracked up when he said that

Lol at informative thread :laughing:

So you wanna go shark hunting tonight?

Surf Master · Sep 16, 2016

Swing

Craig said yes, hes hunting Cap Cod, your hunting neck deep, he said hes going to bring 2 bags of chum to tie to your waist, his safty is the up most importance howboutit :lol:

Cfmct · Sep 16, 2016

Swinglow said:
Lol at informative thread

So you wanna go shark hunting tonight?

I was going to George... but I forgot to charge my spear gun

dirtydog · Sep 16, 2016

If you want to feed the sharks come to FL. We got all varieties here. Spinners,
Black Tip, Bull, Hammer Head, even a great white cruises through occasionally. Shark bits are the evening news around here. That is unless you live in Orange county where the stabbings and shooting take front page. :lol:

Cfmct · Sep 16, 2016

joeb1999 said:
Gives me the heebeejeebees just thinking about it. Bull sharks are most aggressive out there. Now. Up here. I haven't heard any sightings recently. But We do have plenty of seals. The foods there. There's got to be sharks. We are at least interesting to them. Bobbling in the water for one. Add to that and watch a few episodes of river monsters and that's that I'm not getting in there -Joe

You are in luck according to these links... http://www.oceanofk.org/sharks/newEngland.html

http://www.newenglandsharks.com/Page3generalsharkinfo.html

A few weeks ago hunting between sandbars with Swinglow, he said he saw a shark.. I didn't see it but then again I keep my head down hunting in the troughs..