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…
The low tide brought a very early start for our guests this morning however the conditions on the water were beautiful so why not spend the first light of the day enjoying the sea and some of it's magnificent creatures…
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….
A beautiful start to the day with many active sharks around the boat, with a fantastic mix of sizes and a few males spotted in a known female dominated area…
A bit of a later start today for our guests and the team here at Marine Dynamics with Slashfin due on the water at 8:30am. This morning we were lucky enough to spot a White shark only five minutes after setting down anchor…
A stunning morning greeted our team and guests this morning with a slight wind that fortunately decreased as the day went on. Within minutes of anchoring we had one of our adopted and named sharks show up…
Whilst it was an overcast day the conditions on the water were confortable with a light wind and little swell. Today's guests had no waiting time this morning with a shark sighted almost instantly…
The first trip of the day started of a little choppy. However, this did not deter our white sharks, with the first shark arriving within five minutes of the boat anchoring…











