Strange, weird or odd or whatever beach finds thread….

[Paige]

Yup!

Totally wrong bird there Jeff!

 

[ARecher]

Here's a couple. Weirdest thing though was when I was kayak fishing off point Wilson a few years ago and from about 20-30 feet away saw a hand and the top of a head just under the surface. I pedaled over full of dread and discovered it was some kind of mannequin or training dummy. It was wearing camo so I assumed it was Navy gear and left it alone. Pretty sure they do night training on that beach. No pics of that one.

 

[Stonedfish]

Rare Puget Sound purple beach worm and strawberry.
SF

 

[Travis Bille]

This beach was the town dump 100+ years ago, now all you can find is beach glass… we came across it while on a quick road trip last week.

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Fort Bragg, CA by chance?

 

[Greg Armstrong]

Fort Bragg, CA by chance?

No hot spotting!

 

[Phil K]

OK, who can tell me what is going on here? Extra points for location... or would that be hotspotting?

 

[BriGuy]

My WAG is an Oak Harbor oyster farm.

 

[Phil K]

My WAG is an Oak Harbor oyster farm.

Hint: MA13

 

[Buzzy]

 

[BriGuy]

Hint: MA13

Oakland Bay near Shelton?

 

[Greg Armstrong]

OK, who can tell me what is going on here? Extra points for location... or would that be hotspotting?

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The size of those oysters tells me they’re pretty old. I think they are old Raiders fans…

 

[clarkman]

Post up what you’ve found.
SF

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all in the same spot? must have been quite the party....

 

[Stonedfish]

Any ideas? It’s plastic.
SF

 

[Northern]

Any ideas? It’s plastic.
SF

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Looks like a hairbrush handle, maybe? Can't tell size

 

[Vandelay Industries]

 

[Cabezon]

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Wow, I would never have believed that a Apostichopus (formerly Parastichopus) californicus sea cucumber could have chased down that jig. Normally, they mop up detritus from the sea floor.
Steve

 

[IHFISH]

Happens more than you’d think

 

[Vandelay Industries]

Wow, I would never have believed that a Apostichopus (formerly Parastichopus) californicus sea cucumber could have chased down that jig. Normally, they mop up detritus from the sea floor.
Steve

The bite was very slow. Felt like it mopped up the jig.

 

[Wadin' Boot]

 

[kerrys]