G'Day Uber,
Dolls Point is the mouth of Georges River and where the water runs out from Wooloware Bay and the river into the bay as you probably well know.
What you probably didn't know was that about 15 years ago, there used to be "Danger Sharks" signs all around the bay and right along the waterfront where Dolls Point is, to as far as McMoylans Point at Sans Souci.
Some 60 Years ago, Georges River was "infested" with sharks and you couldn't allow your dog to swim in the areas like around Picnic Point due to Sharks and the many attacks that happened on dogs, Horses and People at that time. Well, thankfully along came industrial growth and pollution which killed off most of the fish and therefor the sharks no longer had any food supply to warrant swimming the river for.
Commercial fishing in Botany Bay which allowed 20 to 25 trawlers to ravage the bay every night has also allowed the fish and prawn stocks to be decimated in the Bay and river mouth......Until now!. The commercial licenses were bought back by the government 2 years ago and we are now seeing prawns and fish life returning to the bay.
Add to this the pollution has been cleaned up significantly in the rivers which is allowing more fish to grow and live in the area. Living along the water and spending most of my time on the Bay, I, and possibly you too, have noticed the increasing amount of dolphin sightings in the bay. Dolphins mean fish supply, and dolphins and sharks have the same diet (most of the time
) in fact they can often feed at the same time, with the sharks cruising around beneath the dolphins scoring the scraps that drift down.
You might also be aware that there are still quite a number of sightings of sharks at the end of the Woronora river which branches off the Georges River, this is because sharks travel to the more brackish water at the ends of the rivers to kill off the bugs in their gills and gut when they are sick or unwell.
Personally, I reckon it is a matter of time before someone gets nailed in the Bay, and Dolls is a prime spot being the entrance to the river system with loads of juicy humans body dragging around looking for their lost board in a choppy, fast run out tide in a 25 knot Nor'Easter
Don't mean to be gloomy and negetive and certainly dont wanto to put the whammy on some poor soul, but it is all just fact and commonsense huh? Maybe something to think about when you body drag across the river in a run out tide with a bleeding foot!
There you go lads, that should thin the numbers at the point for yas!
Sorry Shannon, another book!
Good Winds
Being a noob I was body dragging there the other night on my own at dusk. After reading that link you posted and this bit of general knowledge you have just stated I feel a little stupid. Lucky to not have been chomped. 
