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>Kelly~ Sanibel in September is a great time for >snorkeling...as long as there isn't any red tide or >gobs of red algae. Also, I prefer shelling lighthouse >beach best of all...you can find all kinds of shells >there, including larger ones. Generally, you have to >snorkel further our to find larger shells, as the wash >up broken a lot. Also, the bay side is just on the >other side and is another place to find larger shells. > I have found the best time to find larger shells in >after big storms have stirred things up! I usually >shell right near the light house and the pier. Turner >beach is GREAT for scallops and venus sunray clams, >but the surf is rough...making it very hard to snorkel >there and breaking up most shells. I have never had >any luck at Bowman's Beach or Captiva, but I have only >been to them a few times each. I hope that helps! >By the way, I found my junonia snorkeling about 50 >yards or so from shore. (I hope yards is right...it >was quite aways out and at low tide... I was about >chest deep and I am 5 7 1/2 ft. tall). My sister >found one the exact same day in nearly the same spot. >We also find lots of larger olives and cones, but it >does require some searching and work. We spend about >5 hours a day in water, depending on tides.) >Rebecca
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