Some extra company in the water?

[Finn McCool]

From this morning's Globe....

Cape Cod conditions may draw more great whites
A growing population of seals off Cape Cod and rising water temperatures are combining to create conditions that could attract great white sharks to Cape beaches this summer, state and local authorities said yesterday....http://tiny.cc/je5el

They're expecting a real chow-down at Monomoy.

I guess the lessons here are:

1) Don't go near the seals.
2) Don't look like one.

[norm]

I guess the lessons here are:
1) Don't go near the seals.
2) Don't look like one.

3) Paddle with someone whose boat looks more like a seal than yours....Lora....look out!!!

[kayakerjnj]

Ok, I'll stop rubbing tuna oil all over her boat

[pat]

You might also want to re-think using that Seals spray skirt.

[Beanboy]

Always a classic:

[kayakerjnj]

You might also want to re-think using that Seals spray skirt.

Now I'm definitely going to need a bigger boat

[pat]

Nah, it can't swim as fast as you can paddle.

[crayolabarb]

[Linda]

Thanks alot to all of you! Now I may only be paddling in my pool this year!

[Finn McCool]

... Well, I think we can at the least scratch Monomoy off the Summer list and wait till Fall when the blubber banquet moves elsewhere.

[kayakerjnj]

Thanks alot to all of you! Now I may only be paddling in my pool this year!

Bull sharks can inhabit fresh water too LOL. Not to worry, don't play in their food and they won't make you theirs