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Old 06-06-2011, 09:37 PM
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Fisherman off LBI, NJ spots Great White shark approx 200ft

Sunday a NJ fisherman spotted, what he described as, a 12' Great White shark, approx 200' off shore Island Beach State Park

Summer's almost here!!

http://www.nbcnewyork.com/news/local...123236563.html
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Originally Posted by NJgr8ful
Sunday a NJ fisherman spotted, what he described as, a 12' Great White shark, approx 200' off shore Island Beach State Park

Summer's almost here!!

http://www.nbcnewyork.com/news/local...123236563.html
Kids were in the water last week! Cold but they didnt care.
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They are there all the time.The movie "jaws" was loosely based on what happened in LBI, around 1920 I think
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Exactly right Tim, the dates were in July 1916.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jersey_...ttacks_of_1916
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I was swimming off Sandy Hook this morning.......the water is cold.....maybe 70 degrees. A 12ft Great White in Island Beach!! Yeow!!!!!
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Originally Posted by brian18330
Kids were in the water last week! Cold but they didnt care.
The bay is pretty warm. I've had the kids over to Tice's Shoal twice now - last time (on Memorial Day), the water temp was just about 80 degrees.
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Originally Posted by rainmn
The bay is pretty warm. I've had the kids over to Tice's Shoal twice now - last time (on Memorial Day), the water temp was just about 80 degrees.
I've heard the bay is at 80* already too! Might have cooled down a bit these past couple cold nights! But then today 90+ it will warm right back up again What boat you in over at Tices rainmn? Name, make, model? ... I'll look out for you, we're there most every w/e in an all white Formula 330SS w/ blue graphics (stripes), no name on her ... yet.

Someone catch this thing - as PROOF!!! I don't believe nuttin' till I see it wit my own eyes!! Being from NY/NJ I'm skeptical about EVERYTHING

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Originally Posted by Expensive Date
They are there all the time.The movie "jaws" was loosely based on what happened in LBI, around 1920 I think
Originally Posted by Tom A.
Exactly right Tim, the dates were in July 1916.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jersey_...ttacks_of_1916
Living and growing up in NJ (Shore) my whole life I've heard these stories what I thought were wise-tales ... I guess that Wikipedia links lends some credence to those 'stories' THANKS!!!(i think??? )
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Originally Posted by Expensive Date
They are there all the time.The movie "jaws" was loosely based on what happened in LBI, around 1920 I think
One of my clients on Martha's Vineyard, Edgartown National Bank, was used in the movie. They have the sign inside their bank that was used in the movie. Ammityville Bank I believe. Pretty neat. Not that a real GW around the beaches is cool
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Originally Posted by NJgr8ful
I've heard the bay is at 80* already too! Might have cooled down a bit these past couple cold nights! But then today 90+ it will warm right back up again What boat you in over at Tices rainmn? Name, make, model? ... I'll look out for you, we're there most every w/e in an all white Formula 330SS w/ blue graphics (stripes), no name on her ... yet.


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I'm in a 22' Sea Pro CC...kind of a tough one to spot in that crowd.

It has "Catching Rays" on the front of the electronics box.

We're usually only over there for a couple of hours at a time. My parents live directly across the bay in Sunrise Beach, so it's not as if it's a long ride over.

I'll keep an eye out for you when I'm over there, which will probably be Sunday if it's nice out.
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