We had two trips tday and both brought with them a couple of new sharks to the bay…
Two trips with a couple of very large sharks paying us a visit…
The Winter season in the Greater Dyer Island area has come and gone for 2016 and with it some of our best known and studied White sharks…
The first trip of the day launched bright and early and the sharks appeared about 30 minutes after we did…
Our guests this morning were met with overcast skies and a light rain as well as some choppy conditions in the bay however the shark activity did not mirror these gloomy conditions but was in fact bright and exciting…
Today was a perfect day. The sun was shining, the wind kept everyone cool, and the sharks were out in numbers…
Our group this morning patiently waited 30 minutes for the first shark to show up which happened to be one of the most recently tagged sharks in the Dyer Island Conservation Trust's telemetry studies…
Slashfin made it's way around Danger Point early this morning and headed straight into the Shallows to our anchor site…
A beautiful start to a Monday morning with flat, calm seas and clear blue skies as the first trip of the week headed out early in the morning to make the most of this glorious day…
The first trip of the day started off well with sharks around not too long after the boat had arrived in the Shallows….











