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  Impressive; some of those looked like baby threshers.

I did not see any threshers in that mess.  They all appear to be either blacktip or spinner sharks.  Even a juvenile thresher would be quite easy to distinguish from either of those two species:

 

 

 

 

We're going to need many boats..... :lol:

 

Dave, don't wuss out.  You don't need any boats, you don't even need a long surf rod.  A short boat rod,  a nice mackerel bait on a cable leader, and an underhanded lob is all it would take to put you in the action......And I'll bet that mackerel wouldn't last to a ten count in that mess.  After that, it's just a matter of hanging on during the first run or two, and then it's a matter of  reeling'em up on the strand. Then tag'em, unhook'em, and let them go so they live to fight another day.

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