Manatee Zones in NJ ?
07-24-2006, 08:31 PM
#31
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Re: Manatee Zones in NJ ?
No they are Surf Stations. There is a Difference between a Coast Guard Station and a Surf Station. Surf stations are for stations that handle rough sh*t as you can see there are only 5 on the east coast.
07-24-2006, 08:45 PM
#32
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Re: Manatee Zones in NJ ?
Originally Posted by berns29scarab
i know the barnegat inlet was sizable...i parked my ass in the trough and rode a series in and while doing so i couldnt see the jetty over the top of the wave in front of me unless i stood up...lol which i chose not to do
Maybe next weekend.
08-21-2006, 06:01 PM
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Re: Manatee Zones in NJ ?
Endangered Manatee Spotted Off Rhode Island
AP
Manatees, which are usually found only off Florida and the Carolinas, are protected by the Endangered Species Act.
WARWICK, R.I. (Aug. 21) - An endangered manatee made a rare appearance in Rhode Island waters during the weekend, a state Department of Environmental Management official said.
The manatee was seen Sunday in Greenwich Bay off the coast of Warwick. The large marine mammals are usually found only in the warm waters of Florida and the Carolinas.
DEM dispatcher Michael Mahoney said the manatee seen in Rhode Island appeared healthy.
It is not known whether the manatee is the same one seen earlier this month near Manhattan Island in New York. That manatee was tracked as it swam north along the coasts of Delaware, Maryland and New Jersey.
Manatees are protected by the Endangered Species Act. Florida wildlife experts counted 3,116 in their annual survey in February.
AP
Manatees, which are usually found only off Florida and the Carolinas, are protected by the Endangered Species Act.
WARWICK, R.I. (Aug. 21) - An endangered manatee made a rare appearance in Rhode Island waters during the weekend, a state Department of Environmental Management official said.
The manatee was seen Sunday in Greenwich Bay off the coast of Warwick. The large marine mammals are usually found only in the warm waters of Florida and the Carolinas.
DEM dispatcher Michael Mahoney said the manatee seen in Rhode Island appeared healthy.
It is not known whether the manatee is the same one seen earlier this month near Manhattan Island in New York. That manatee was tracked as it swam north along the coasts of Delaware, Maryland and New Jersey.
Manatees are protected by the Endangered Species Act. Florida wildlife experts counted 3,116 in their annual survey in February.
08-21-2006, 06:49 PM
#34
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Re: Manatee Zones in NJ ?
Originally Posted by berns29scarab
wasnt good outboard cat weather yesterday. had the lifeline and the lanyards strapped on tight. 2 other boats with me were a 36 Gladiator and a new 39 OL...they got me in the ocean but paid dearly on the way back up on the inside. i'll tell ya what next time were running down i'll send ya a PM
