Marine Dynamics Blog

Tag: Marine Dynamics

We had just under an hour and a half wait time before our first shark appeared under the decoy this morning, and then they just kept circling…

We had a beautiful day out on the water as the wind calmed down this afternoon, the sun was shining bright and only a slight swell was rolling through…

This morning’s trip was our fifth and final day with Primo’s research group. We launched from Kleinbaai harbour at dawn enjoying the spectacular sunrise…

Strong east winds had us anchored back in Joubertsdam for both trips today, where the sharks were cooking and the visibility was beautiful…

Another early start this morning as we left out of Gansbaai Harbour at Dawn and headed towards the island for a day of shark diving…

Despite the overcast weather we had nice conditions on the water today with 4m+ visibility and only a slight swell rolling through…

Today was our first day back on the water after two days off due to bad weather conditions. Whilst the previous days saw strong winds and large swells, we left the harbour with the sun shining and flat seas…

We set out early this morning in the hope of beating the bad weather conditions that were on the way! It turned out to be a beautiful morning, with a slight swell as we anchored in Shark Alley…

This morning started off with great conditions and great sharks! A small but very active female was the first shark to be sighted and also the last, sticking around the boat the whole trip…

It was great to get back on the water today after two days off due to bad sea and weather conditions. The first trip saw a range of sharks between 2.7 and 3.7m…

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