Today was one of those days where you cannot believe you’re eyes…
Today was an incredible day, not only because of the shark activity but also the conditions on the water…
A feisty 3.7m male was our first shark to turn up today, after about an hour’s wait time, but he arrived in full force…
We had drizzly overcast weather today but that never phases the shark action…
The sharks were speedy with their arrival this morning, having 3 different sharks turn up within a 5 minute period…
Another two very successful trips today, both dominated by larger sharks…
We started our day off with not one, but two sharks arriving simultaneously, one from the right and one from the left…
The sharks started off on the slower side today, but ended both trips with a bang…
After two days of heavy west winds it was great to get back on the water…
The day started off overcast and gloomy but the sharks instantly made it better, not to mention our incredible visibility…

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