Yep, ahaulil, the city of Venice in 1990 or so decided to pump sand from offshore to make the beaches wider, which they really didnt need. And this covered the first reef which was full of big sharks teeth, and all the sand which contained the small sharks teeth. So no sharks teeth are actually found in the city of Venice anymore. On the beach anyway. I grew up there, and you used to be able to get a handful in a half an hour. The city limits goes down to about the fishing pier, Sharky's restaraunt is there. So from sharkys pier and South, it is good sharks teeth finding, Caspersons beach, Manasota Beach, Middle beach-South of Manasota public beach, and Englewood beach, are all good places to find sharks teeth. Anywhere people can get access is good to detect too.. Now diving off of Venice is still good for sharks teeth, but you have to be out about 700 feet from the beach.