While fishing I’ve seen boats around Beaufort with dive flags up and I was wondering what they are diving for and i was also wondering if anyone else has seen this in other areas.
Bp
Fossils and sharks teeth most likely.
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Yep, sharks teeth and fossils.
Capt. Larry Teuton
Cracker Built Custom Boats
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Yep, I saw some sharks teeth at the slave market in Charleston priced at $500.00!
ZX
I was cruising around in the Broad looking for a topwater cobia a few short years ago and saw what looked sorta like a wake or push on the water well in front of an anchored boat.
Got over there to investigate further and this jackleg comes out of the little cabin on his boat waving his arms and hollering at me that there were divers down.They were probably 30 or more yards in front of his boat with no dive flags displayed.
I hollered back at him about no flags, gave the one finger salute and left.
NN
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after seeing what appeared 6+ foot shark in the broad… i personally would not want to swim/dive in that river at all…
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A 6’ shark in the Broad River is a baby. Have you seen some of the Tiger sharks Outcast has been tagging this summer in the Broad? They could swallow a 6’ shark whole [:0]
Capt. Larry Teuton
Cracker Built Custom Boats
“Ships are the nearest things to dreams that hands have ever made.” -Robert N. Rose
ha ha… yep… not going in om purpose at all… nope… not this guy…
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Right Larry! In the sound? That’s crazy. What are they looking for? I’d say they are looking to get eaten by a white or tiger!
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Vito Bertucci, collector of ancient sharks’ teeth, ran into problems in deep, swift, black water.
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Yeah check out some of the local news on “Shark Tooth Fairy” (Google search will pull up a lot). He’d be one of the divers.