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Great Whites in PE
- Thread starter Gromit
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Hi guys
I think the shark spotting has also got something to do with the sardine run, dived bushy park bout two weeks ago and had lots of action with big yellow tail, bronze whalers and gannets.there was definitely something in the water that was atracting the predators.never dived in the bait balls, looked a bit hairy with all the bronzies popping up next to the boat, but managed to land a nice tail just a bit away from all the action. two days later my friend was buzzed by a white of bout 2.5m in the same spot.The shore anglers always catch whites out by bluewater bay and st georges but they seldom seem to be much larger than 3m. If you spend enough time in the water you'll see one
happy hunting and don't be hunted
I think the shark spotting has also got something to do with the sardine run, dived bushy park bout two weeks ago and had lots of action with big yellow tail, bronze whalers and gannets.there was definitely something in the water that was atracting the predators.never dived in the bait balls, looked a bit hairy with all the bronzies popping up next to the boat, but managed to land a nice tail just a bit away from all the action. two days later my friend was buzzed by a white of bout 2.5m in the same spot.The shore anglers always catch whites out by bluewater bay and st georges but they seldom seem to be much larger than 3m. If you spend enough time in the water you'll see one
happy hunting and don't be hunted
wingman001
New member
I agree.
I don't condone killing any animals. Spearing should be done with consideration for fish stock and so forth. truthfully when i dive about 50 percent of the time is looking for fish the other 50 percent in enjoying the nature. it's why I dive.
When I see a shark i generally get out of the water. as much as we don't like seeing them there is a beauty to them to.
Diving is a dangerous sport it comes with the territory. I must admit though it the last (and I mean last) choice is him or me i would prefer me.
I don't condone killing any animals. Spearing should be done with consideration for fish stock and so forth. truthfully when i dive about 50 percent of the time is looking for fish the other 50 percent in enjoying the nature. it's why I dive.
When I see a shark i generally get out of the water. as much as we don't like seeing them there is a beauty to them to.
Diving is a dangerous sport it comes with the territory. I must admit though it the last (and I mean last) choice is him or me i would prefer me.