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Created by Greenroom Greenroom  > 9 months ago, 9 Sep 2012
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Aseela
Aseela

WA

168 posts

9 Sep 2012 7:05pm
I wonder if the Lancelin shark was inside the reef or outside?
Aseela
Aseela

WA

168 posts

9 Sep 2012 7:09pm
Oh, Ok it was outside the reef but not far outside though!
Boothie88
Boothie88

161 posts

9 Sep 2012 7:46pm
There was a 4m shark spotted off southern end of singleton this arvo too, 30m offshore
PRAWNDOG
PRAWNDOG

WA

306 posts

9 Sep 2012 8:00pm
who spotted the shark at singleton swimmer, surfer, fisherman ect. I was out down that way about 4 ish till 6 nice conditions for the fish or long board. I got to stop reading these post's, surely everyone is just looking for them now.
Beelzebub
Beelzebub

WA

145 posts

9 Sep 2012 8:10pm
Nearly extinct, or so they say...
Boothie88
Boothie88

161 posts

9 Sep 2012 8:14pm
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PRAWNDOG said...

who spotted the shark at singleton swimmer, surfer, fisherman ect. I was out down that way about 4 ish till 6 nice conditions for the fish or long board. I got to stop reading these post's, surely everyone is just looking for them now.


I read it on the SLSWA facebook page
Beelzebub
Beelzebub

WA

145 posts

10 Sep 2012 9:37am
From Sharkalarm.com.au

"The shark that was involved in the most recent attack on a surfer at Red Bluff, (north of Carnarvon in the Gascoyne) on the 28th August 2012 was being tracked by Fisheries W.A for weeks prior - yet Fisheries had given no warning to the public and no information to Shark Alarm. The sharks involved in the last 4 shark attacks have been sighted days/weeks prior to the attack, many not reported to authorites and Shark Alarm."

This indicates that culling of beach-prowling sharks could be effective at reducing shark attacks on humans.
Torch
Torch

WA

521 posts

10 Sep 2012 9:51am
^^^How do they know it was the same shark?

Im all for culling but research needs to be done on the white's behaviour before we all grab our pitch forks
jbshack
jbshack

WA

6913 posts

10 Sep 2012 10:42am
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PRAWNDOG said...

who spotted the shark at singleton swimmer, surfer, fisherman ect. I was out down that way about 4 ish till 6 nice conditions for the fish or long board. I got to stop reading these post's, surely everyone is just looking for them now.


Actually two fins were reported first. Then SLSWA said it was a sunfish. I questioned how they confused a 4mtr great white with a sunfish? They said they acted on reports, sent the chopper down and saw only a sun fish. SO they said sun fish. But then said it must have been a shark as well Confusing much.

Does anyone know how far south and north the spotter chopper goes

I also thought it was interesting no reports on Sat, the chopper or ring in's but Sunday there was about 5 in total but still none from the spotter chopper.
soleman
soleman

WA

280 posts

10 Sep 2012 11:13am
had a surf at redgate on saturday with a mate and was actually talking to him sayin, gee this beach is probably a good spot for a shark with the steep drop off behind the rocks and the seals that visit the area. Hadn't thought about it much untill then. Perth now reported that it was sighted at redgate. FFFaaaaarrrk!! surf was good too
soleman
soleman

WA

280 posts

10 Sep 2012 11:14am
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jbshack said...

PRAWNDOG said...

who spotted the shark at singleton swimmer, surfer, fisherman ect. I was out down that way about 4 ish till 6 nice conditions for the fish or long board. I got to stop reading these post's, surely everyone is just looking for them now.


Actually two fins were reported first. Then SLSWA said it was a sunfish. I questioned how they confused a 4mtr great white with a sunfish? They said they acted on reports, sent the chopper down and saw only a sun fish. SO they said sun fish. But then said it must have been a shark as well Confusing much.

Does anyone know how far south and north the spotter chopper goes

I also thought it was interesting no reports on Sat, the chopper or ring in's but Sunday there was about 5 in total but still none from the spotter chopper.


Hey JBS the choppers fly over margs and gracetown all the time in summer but not sure how far north they go past cape naturaliste.
jbshack
jbshack

WA

6913 posts

10 Sep 2012 11:34am
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soleman said...

had a surf at redgate on saturday with a mate and was actually talking to him sayin, gee this beach is probably a good spot for a shark with the steep drop off behind the rocks and the seals that visit the area. Hadn't thought about it much untill then. Perth now reported that it was sighted at redgate. FFFaaaaarrrk!! surf was good too


There was one reported for Sunday

http://www.sharkalarm.com.au/event/261

I just rang and checked. The west pac chopper runs from Port Bouvard to Two rocks.
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