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WARNING: Shark Advisory Near Avila Beach

Shark Alert Beach Closure SignKSBY 6 News is reporting that a shark advisory has been issued for Port San Luis and Avila Beach.

Port San Luis Harbor Patrol says at about 9 a.m. Wednesday a sea lion was found with an evident shark bite. Harbor managers say a sea lion was attacked by a shark but at this time they do not know the location of the attack.

As a precaution, Harbor Patrol has posted a shark advisory sign throughout Port San Luis and Avila Beach. The signs warn folks to enter the water at their own risk and will be posted for 3 days. Harbor managers say the sea lion is still alive.

A comment posted by an Amy Taylor on the KSBY website indicates a high level of apparent shark activity in this area: “What about all the seals that washed up on Shell Beach this weekend? There must have been at least 4 of them.”

About Martin Brody
Chief Martin Brody is publisher and editor-in-chief of the Fear Beneath. He enjoys donating time to ocean conservation causes, educating the public about sharks, and remaining on solid ground.

Comments

  1. Native Sun says:

    Dudes you've have gots to be crazy surfing in Northern Santa Barbara County / SLO County…SHARKY, CROWDED, & OVERRATED.

  2. Native Sun says:

    Dudes you've have gots to be crazy surfing in Northern Santa Barbara County / SLO County…SHARKY, CROWDED, & OVERRATED.

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