Venice Beach Megalodon Teeth

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Hi my wife and I live in Venice and the best place we have found
to get them is right at the end of Venice ave,there is a pavillion
with a parking lot,with cross overs to the beach,any were from
a few yard's out to 500 yards out is good .
We have found some real nice teeth,just walking the beach.
The water temp today 12/26/02 is about 61 degrees.
We have had some high winds and rough surf the past few days
so vis may be limited for the next little while.
If the vis is good look for a crab trap marker about 300-400 feet
off the beach directly in frt of the pavillion there is a old river bed
that ran through there and I have had some good luck there,also
a lot of stone crab running around great eating.
If you would like more info email me at geoffdg@excite.com and
I will help you with any questions you may have.

geoff
 
You guys have been a great help, unless I get called back to go to work, I expect to be at Venice Beach on Sunday Morning, 10am, December 29, anybody wanting to come out and make a group of it come on. I will be with my dive buddy Melissa, we will be the only ones in steel doubles, diving to 18 feet (I might stop by a local dive shop and rent an 80, it depends on how lazy I am). Anyway, Thanks for Everything.

Kristopher
 
Ok, A minor change in plans only. I will be at the beach Monday at 10am, not Sunday.
 
it's only a four hour trip for me, if I remember rightly. What are the current conditions Walter?
 
Lemon Bay in Venice is the best spot to get a wide range of teeth from my experiance. You can only access the beach by taking the little fairy across the canal or if you have your own boat. There is also an old archeological dig across the canal on the opposite side of the beach. I've found some nice sized, intact teeth as well as whale, shark and stingray bones. The current on that beach can be quite strong at times.

Amber
 

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