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The group this morning had a nice Sunday sleep in with launch time being 11:am due to the tides. It appeared that the sharks were also a bit late today…

What a beautiful day out at sea! The swell was down to under 2m and there was only very little wind. The sun was out and everyone felt quite warm. We even started to take of jackets and fleeces to cool down a little bit…

The first shark we saw was a little one of about 1.6m in length. We have been seeing quite a few small individuals lately…

After a few very stormy days with very few days out at sea we were given a gap to go out to sea this afternoon to watch the Great White sharks…

Three days off the sea and the crew was getting “land sickness”! It was great to be back on the water today even though the conditions were not the most favourable…

The surprise of the day was a juvenile shark at an estimated length of 1.6m! That is one of the smallest sharks we have seen so far and we believe it to be the same individual we saw a few weeks ago…

A nice early wake up call for all this morning with Slashfin launching at 7:30am to try and beat some bad weather conditions rolling in as the day progressed…

We were back on the water today after 2 days off due to some not so cage dive friendly weather…  

It was a cold morning but because we launched early for our first trip we were able to watch part of the sunrise…

An early morning start as north westerly winds were picking up during the day…

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