Mike,
That's a change to the data points since yesterday. The
local newspaper ran an article this morning after talking yesterday
with the folks who run the webpage. The shark trackers thought the
inland data point was spurious so they eliminated it overnight. I will
continue to swim in Beresford Creek, just not right now; too cold.
That's not say there are not sharks in the tidal creeks. I've caught
and released many Ray Sharks and Bonnethead Sharks fishing the tidal
creeks around here. And when I used to seine for shrimp I used to come
up with all manner of creatures: strange fish, turtles, Squilla and on
one memorable outing a young porpoise jumped over my net.
Charlie
On Tue, Nov 6, 2012 at 12:23 PM, Mike Lazzari <watershed@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> I checked out the link and the track shown never goes inland at all.
> Probably a software miscommunication somewhere...
> So safe to continue your midnight swim.
>
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