Nth NSW sharks. Can they p!ss off already?

[Drailed]

Was on a mates boat on Pittwater and this kid came past one one of these

Wastn just in the shallows either, going proper deep water.... fuck that, way to turn yourself into a human lure or what

[tootr]

Looks like it’s taken his foot. Lighthouse Beach is as sharky as fuck.

A lot more than that according to the grapevine.

[swvic]

Sharkier than fcuk?

[alakaboo]

Tootr loves him a bit of clasper action.

[Beanpole]

So they are netting Garie even though theres apparently no road in these days.

[Cranked]

What? No road access to Garie?

The Cronulla and Garie beaches were my goto surf spots!

[Beanpole]

So they said in the article. Haven’t been down there in years.
Just checked. Road repairs for the whole of summer.

[Wyre]

My mate works for NPWS there, reckons the locals have never had it so good- if you have an e-bike you can get around the road slip, they all have boards stashed down there. Epic!

[buddy]

Lots of tuna and spinner sharks having a good time in the surf zone this morn where I was.

[steve shearer]

They are small whaler sharks the ones you see jumping and spinning in the air down your way.

[channels]

Saw this post on swellnet. Heavy.

https://www.facebook.com/durbridge/post ... embed_post

[Pants]

That was a good read.

[Trev]

Shark comes face-to-face with surfer jumping off wave and bites him, Florida officials say BY IRENE WRIGHT SEPTEMBER 12, 2023 6:46 PM The surfer was bit on the face when he fell into the water, Florida officials told news outlets. Oleksandr Sushko via Unplash A surfer off New Smyrna Beach was bitten on the face by a shark, Florida officials told news outlets. The surfer, a 38-year-old man from South Carolina, was in the inlet of the beach just before 8 a.m. on Sept. 12 when it occurred, WESH reported. As the surfer was jumping off a wave, he came face-to-face with a shark, safety officials told WKMG. The shark, likely startled, bit the man on the face on his right cheek, leaving about a 2-inch laceration, the Daytona Beach News-Journal reported. Ron Robinson, a longtime surfer in the area, told WESH he saw sharks at the beach that morning. “Nine out of 10 times it’s because (the surfer will) fall in the shallow water, and they’ll spook the shark, and it’s a reaction bite,” Robinson told the outlet. The surfer was taken to the hospital and treated for non-life-threatening injuries, the Daytona Beach News-Journal reported. The incident marks the seventh shark bite at New Smyrna Beach this year, according to WKMG. The beach has gained notoriety as the “shark bite capital of the world,” brought on by the consistency and high number of negative interactions with sharks there. Florida leads the country in shark bites, according to the Florida Museum, and an average of nine bites occur at New Smyrna Beach alone each year. New Smyrna Beach is about 50 miles northeast of Orlando.

[steve shearer]

Wouldn't mind if crew read my latest Swellnet piece on the ethics of shark control.

[Cranked]

Just read it... most excellent. Lots of info, I'll need to read it a few more times.

My taxi for airport is overdue... 60 days, no sharks! Not a single surfer death by sharks in Indonesia ever!

[BA]

Wouldn't mind if crew read my latest Swellnet piece on the ethics of shark control.

Yeah good read Steve.

[steve shearer]

Just read it... most excellent. Lots of info, I'll need to read it a few more times.

My taxi for airport is overdue... 60 days, no sharks! Not a single surfer death by sharks in Indonesia ever!

Might meet you out at the Bukit Cranked, I have one day to kill.

[Skipper]

I'm heading over there on the 26th for a couple of weeks.