they re baaaaaaack!

MIke R

Senior Insider
and beaches are closed already.......a good friend of mine who dives for lobsters was down on the bottom picking up bugs and he saw one slowly go by him about 10 feet away...he just laid still until the shark swam out of sight...then took his bag of lobsters up to the boat..I asked him what he was going to do and his answer was "nothing...what can I do?..diving for lobsters is all I know how to do and I have two kids to feed and clothe...I dont have a choice".....no one ever thought in a million years we would be dealing with a GWS presence like we are now...no one

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Very good eye on that lifeguard. Don't think I'd be back in the water as a swimmer...I'd be too worried about a friend that might be passing by right after him!
 
lots and lots of people...I ll take a picture for you....bayside beaches are much warmer too..
 
You think that water is cold?? You should try NH and Maine's beaches......we're lucky if the temp hits 60
You must be thinking of Cape Cod bay. The Atlantic in the forearm (Outer) section of the Cape is the same way. If it reaches 58 it's a great day. 60 is hardly ever reached. I read the ocean temps almost everyday from late spring to early fall. My sisters and I swear we can tell the ocean temps by how it makes our ankles feel. If it makes us nauseated, below 55! I have to admit with all the times we've been to SW Florida and the islands, I've become more of a wussy.
 
I spoke to our neighbor who is a big surfer and was out on the northern section of Nauset that day. I guess there were a few sunfishes out by the surfers. They were all wondering if it was a mis-id.
 
In related fun...large numbers of Portuguese Man O' War jellyfish have washed up on the south shore of Martha's Vineyard. Seems early to see them.
 
A kite surfer from Vineyard Haven reported seeing one of the big white ones in Buzzard's Bay today. I am here for the launching of a whaleboat, which will eventually be placed aboard the Charles W. Morgan at Mystic Seaport in CT. A local shipyard, Gannon and Benjamin built the boat. Beautiful day, not a cloud in the sky. I wish I spoke personally with the kite boarder - what to do?
 
this is the new Great White warning signs for this season at the Beachcomber, Cahoon Hollow Beach.Wellfleet

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