The tide was a little more than half way down when we started, and there was lots of gravel to look through at Matoaka, but not so much on Long and Calvert beaches.Still a great day for shark's teeth, 39 in all. Georgia was the clear winner with this 1 3/4 inch Mako. At least I'm calling it a Mako, but it might be a lower White Shark.
One day you wash up on the beach, wet and naked. Another day you wash back out. In between, the scenery changes constantly.
Friday, November 14, 2025
Beach Report 11/14/25
A pretty nice day, about 55 F, mostly sunny, not that that helped much in the shadow of the cliffs and a light NW wind.
The tide was a little more than half way down when we started, and there was lots of gravel to look through at Matoaka, but not so much on Long and Calvert beaches.Still a great day for shark's teeth, 39 in all. Georgia was the clear winner with this 1 3/4 inch Mako. At least I'm calling it a Mako, but it might be a lower White Shark.
The tide was a little more than half way down when we started, and there was lots of gravel to look through at Matoaka, but not so much on Long and Calvert beaches.Still a great day for shark's teeth, 39 in all. Georgia was the clear winner with this 1 3/4 inch Mako. At least I'm calling it a Mako, but it might be a lower White Shark.
Labels:
beach,
Chesapeake Bay,
fossils,
sharks,
teeth
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