I go to the St. Simons Island beach all the time. There are always sharks there, I think this is a black tip shark, I will be fishing there next month.
haha, very cool. I'm betting that was a young tiger shark. I think you only have 5-6 sharks off the Georgia coast. Lemon, Nurse, Spiny Dogfish, Hammerhead, and Tigers. I can't remember if there is another common.
Wrong. From SC down to So. Fla.,but esp. around the Ga. sea islands, is the largest shark breeding grounds in the world.We have many different species of sharks.There have been some accounts of Great White's as well.
I go to the St. Simons Island beach all the time. There are always sharks there, I think this is a black tip shark, I will be fishing there next month.
Johnsmith304090 1 year ago
haha, very cool. I'm betting that was a young tiger shark. I think you only have 5-6 sharks off the Georgia coast. Lemon, Nurse, Spiny Dogfish, Hammerhead, and Tigers. I can't remember if there is another common.
atladventureboys 2 years ago
Wrong. From SC down to So. Fla.,but esp. around the Ga. sea islands, is the largest shark breeding grounds in the world.We have many different species of sharks.There have been some accounts of Great White's as well.
hazor777 2 years ago
I lived there twenty seven years. I never saw sharks that close to the beach.
stavrophotography 2 years ago
i love ssi!
but ive never seen the sharks :O
youhavestlnmyheart 2 years ago