100 percent sand tiger. There actually alot of them in the sound. they like structure and wrecks. Nice catch. They are also called grey nurse sharks, and snaggle tooth sharks for obvious reasons.
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trafik wrote: I've always been puzzled by the fact that we don't really see sharks in the Sound. Salinity perhaps? Prey?
i know someone who had been wading for striped bass when all of a sudden there was a swirl the size of a car and 20lb stripers flying out of the water like bunker and someone else who was fishing BIG blues who had bunker packed in a corner when all of a sudden 15lb blues started flying out of the water for their lives. western sound, ct shoreline.