843 Fishing

Heads up 843!

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I side what I said! #fishing

Good grief, that’s a hoo!

89.11lb WAHOOOOOO, the BIG HOO action is on!!!!

Tanner, Barrett and Robert had a fight on their hands when this monster took off screaming on 20lb King Mackerel gear. Nice Fish Guys and Thanks for stopping by!

Let momma mourn. ☹️

We’ve received several reports of an adult
dolphin pushing a deceased neonate (newborn) around yesterday near Folly Beach. Our partners, the South Carolina Marine Mammal Stranding Network and Coastal Carolina University, responded yesterday. This is a difficult situation in that we don’t want to disturb her grieving process but the mother is likely not resting or feeding while she carries it around. Marine mammals have been known to carry their offspring around for days to weeks. It is calving season and a proportion of neonates don’t survive for a variety of reasons such as her being a first time mom or contaminates offloaded by mom.

If you see this pair again, please report them to 800.922.5431. Authorization is required to interact with them. DO NOT approach them or attempt to retrieve the calf.

Photo: Facebook

Discussion in the group, right now.

Link here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/899262290571078/?ref=share

Question for 843 Fishing follower, Angie. Let’s help her out.

She asks: “I was wondering if anyone knew any shaded spots around Summerville to fish?”