Hammerhead Sharks have been sighted off the St Pete Causeway and in the Gulf at quite a frequency as of late
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23angler
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i want to dive with them. thay are a great creature and would be hard to get close to.
would be a interesting dive to do. you would have to time it rite to get ahead of them and get close to them. but it is doable.
later
brian
would be a interesting dive to do. you would have to time it rite to get ahead of them and get close to them. but it is doable.
later
brian
23angler:
You've got them right in your back yard.
My wife and I saw this guy in June off Hillsboro Beach.
http://www.scubaboard.com/t61090-.html
I caught one last year in the bay While fishing.
Let him go of course. He was a baby, about 3 ft long.
Let him go of course. He was a baby, about 3 ft long.
This isn't really a good time to be in the water though. Joking from the Venice thread aside, the vis was shot up there. I took my mask with me and waded out to the sandbar out at Manasota key. When I was in about neck deep water (about 3' or so) I dropped under and my hand was on the bottom before I could even see it.
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