This was 50 yds. not 50 ft. according to the article.  Also, from what I heard, 
this time of year is prime time for Sharks in the Gulf of Mexico.  I just think 
that I would rather be in a small boat than standing out on a sandbar.

Howie

--- On Monday, June 27, 2005 4:56 PM, Kevin Graeme scribed: ---
>
> Anybody that fishes in Florida? "Shark infested" is a bit extreme.
> I've been fishing just 50 feet or so off shore and saw a shark nearby.
> I came in quick.
> 
> My partner's father recently got brushed by a shark that decided it
> was interested in the fish he'd caught that were on a stringer
> attached to his waist. He too dropped the fish and left the water.
> 
> Plenty of people go out to sandbars and fish. Sharks are part of the
> ecosystem, but they generally aren't a problem.
> 
> -Kevin
> 

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