Tiger Beach in January

[arew+4]

Please tell me you're referring to this:

Is there any other?

 

[bubblesmd]

the bigger issue is having enough people for the charter boat leaving from the west end, not always guaranteed you will have the boat minimum. bimini for the hammerheads is a better guarantee in that aspect.

That's a great point. I'd be super disappointed if I made travel plans and didn't get to go out!

 

[bubblesmd]

Have you heard about the lemon sharks in Jupiter, Fl in January for mating season??

I'll look into this! Thanks!

 

[tarponchik]

I'd say, it is safe if you have one or two tigers at the site. If 4 or more tigers hang around, and they reportedly get up to 6, then I do not know.

 

[Dan]

I'd say, it is safe if you have one or two tigers at the site. If 4 or more tigers hang around, and they reportedly get up to 6, then I do not know.

I just came back from Tiger Beach 2 weeks ago. On the last dive we had 4 Tiger Sharks. We were fine. You just need to keep eyes on them at all time. If one comes to you for snack, just gently push her away (more like push you away for her, as she would be much bigger than you, as shown in the video, below).



Otherwise, one of the teething one may nibble on your gear, like this:

 

[tarponchik]

I just came back from Tiger Beach 2 weeks ago. On the last dive we had 4 Tiger Sharks. We were fine. You just need to keep eyes on them at all time. If one comes to you for snack, just gently push her away (more like push you away for her, as shown in the video, below).



Otherwise, one of the teething one may nibble on your gear, like this:

I did couple of times. But I can't guarantee that everyone is paying attention all the time. This is why I said I do not know.