lulubelle
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Yesterday I was out in "sporting seas" and dove the Caribsea on the East Side of the shoals out of Morehead.
Holy Cow, just what is the scientific word for what looked like a full military regiment of Sand Tigers? Vis was poor, maybe 20-30 feet, and I counted 40, BIG ones, in layers, all facing into the current, as we descended. That means there were a lot more that we couldn't see. They were huge, would swim right up under you if you were in their travel path.
I personally loathe the idea of "shark dives" and intefering with mother nature by chumming the water to attract them. Why don't people just come dive where they exists naturally in large numbers?
Holy Cow, just what is the scientific word for what looked like a full military regiment of Sand Tigers? Vis was poor, maybe 20-30 feet, and I counted 40, BIG ones, in layers, all facing into the current, as we descended. That means there were a lot more that we couldn't see. They were huge, would swim right up under you if you were in their travel path.
I personally loathe the idea of "shark dives" and intefering with mother nature by chumming the water to attract them. Why don't people just come dive where they exists naturally in large numbers?
NC diving is great..... when you don't get blown out.
