[Capt. Tom]

The Mass. white shark interactions with people is coming to a close, for the 2019 season. Mitigation suggestions will be forthcoming shortly for next season from the Woods Hole Group to Cape Cod Towns. A lot of people are staying in knee deep shallow water or just saying ashore. No question the fear of a shark attacks has modified our behavior.

As I wrote in an earlier newspaper article, Both white sharks and seals are Federally protected , seals live about 30 years and white sharks 60-70 years. They are not going away. -tom

[Wildbill22]

East coast liberals must taste good to sharks...

[woodbutcher1963]

There is another reason to not go more than knee deep in the North Atlantic past Columbus Day:

The water is too damn cold.

[jospehm20]

White sharks are the worst

[JPJones]

“No question the fear of a shark attacks has modified our behavior. “

I don’t even go to the Cape anymore.

Rhode Island: Good surf, warmer water, no sharks, free parking.

[central_va]

Shark meat tastes good but is a bit on the dry side.....

[Capt. Tom]

Mitigation suggestions will be forthcoming shortly for next season from the Woods Hole Group to Cape Cod Towns.

Wicked Local Cape Cod, Oct 9, 2019 -

EASTHAM – The fix may or may not be in, but the report is.

The superintendent of the Seashore Brian Carlstrom and representatives of the Atlantic White Shark Conservancy will host a community meeting at Nauset Regional High School, 100 Cable Road, Eastham, to hear a presentation from the Woods Hole Group on its shark mitigation alternatives analysis report.

The meeting will begin at 6 p.m., a notice on the Truro town web site says.

Cape Cod National Seashore staff, town administrators and managers, AWSC staff, local elected officials and Massachusetts Commonwealth legislative members will hear remarks from the public and respond to questions following the presentation.