Hit the beach early this morning at a spot where a guy had previously said he lost his wedding band. I was trying up high and decided to try the water while the tide was still dropping. About the time i get by the water, there is two young kids and two ladies by me. We're the only ones. Turns out it is a mother, daughter, and two grandkids. Well once i pass them, there is this little shark. Maybe a big bonnethead? And it's pushing itself up towards the bank. Maybe eating shrimp,or sand fleas? Anyway it spins around, and about that time i see the other people fixing to go in. I holler," Hey! Don't go in there! There's a shark!" The Gramma hollers back! " A deep hole?" That didn't even rhyme!
Anyway! I say "No, a shark!" She says "Huh? Oh i see it!" And next thing you know it disappears. The ladies say"That was neat! It's our very first trip to the ocean!" I decide to wait it out a bit and hope the shark crossed the sand bar. I look up and the ladies still got their cameras. They ask me. " You seen it again?" I say "No!" They say "Hmm? Shark can't hold its breath longer than 15 minutes!" I say " Do what? Sharks don't breath surface air!" They say."They don't?" and look at each other
Anyway as time passed i figure the sharks gone. I go in the water. And not 5 minutes later the sharks hitting the bank again about 60 feet to my right. I figure he's likely moving outside the bar. So figure it's okay. Dug a dime waist deep. Next thing i get a lower tone. I use my coil like a kickstand when i'm digging. Not heavy pressure. But enough to keep my balance. Second scoop i'm raising my scoop up and get a big "Thunk!" in my lower coil shaft. I'm not talking a light tap. I got the hell out of the water! Thought about it a while. Then just left that beach altogether. Could have been a rock shifting. But i wasn't gonna go back in and find out. You guys that go in the water at night can have that krap!
Anyway! I say "No, a shark!" She says "Huh? Oh i see it!" And next thing you know it disappears. The ladies say"That was neat! It's our very first trip to the ocean!" I decide to wait it out a bit and hope the shark crossed the sand bar. I look up and the ladies still got their cameras. They ask me. " You seen it again?" I say "No!" They say "Hmm? Shark can't hold its breath longer than 15 minutes!" I say " Do what? Sharks don't breath surface air!" They say."They don't?" and look at each other
Anyway as time passed i figure the sharks gone. I go in the water. And not 5 minutes later the sharks hitting the bank again about 60 feet to my right. I figure he's likely moving outside the bar. So figure it's okay. Dug a dime waist deep. Next thing i get a lower tone. I use my coil like a kickstand when i'm digging. Not heavy pressure. But enough to keep my balance. Second scoop i'm raising my scoop up and get a big "Thunk!" in my lower coil shaft. I'm not talking a light tap. I got the hell out of the water! Thought about it a while. Then just left that beach altogether. Could have been a rock shifting. But i wasn't gonna go back in and find out. You guys that go in the water at night can have that krap!
Did you soil your depends again? 
Dry sand is sounding better this month
We saw some big stuff on the Gulf today and yesterday. Manatees the size of a small car moving FAST through the water. Then Cliff saw something 4 feet long pass by him moving fast. Breeding time in the old ocean.
