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[QUOTE="Chin Diesel, post: 3676268, member: 34"] Definitely not unique to LI Sound. To be honest I was a bit surprised to see it. Only happens when waters get close to 80 degrees or above. Need the shallower coastal waters to get that. I've read some articles that seem to come right out of reality crime TV where a person has a small cut between their toes or some other weird area you wouldn't necessarily see and the virus enters the body. The article mentions handling shellfish and they can definitely slice you open. It also mentions the gulf coast which is where I live. Seems like every year or every other year we have of a case of this. [/QUOTE]
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