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robbcayman
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That sure is a good sized tiger. :11:
1200 Dives in Hawaii and no Tiger yet..... maybe tomorrow will be my day.
Aloha,
G
Aloha,
G
Yesterday, the yellow motor cat was anchored off E beach (next to the pipe) and dumped a bunch of fish heads, guts and other assorted parts overboard. We swam over the "shark buffet" and I thought "now's the time to see that big tiger".....nope, just a croc needlefish, and a big tuna lookin fish that darted right by my face....too fast for camera...bummer!
I got chased out of the water while surfing by a Tiger Shark off Playalinda Beach, FL several years ago. It was spooky!
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Hi Little Diver,
Yes I have and they're harmless. Check http://www.africandiveadventures.co.za and http://www.divingwithtigersharks.com
They organise diving, snorkelling and boat trips for the tiger shark enthusiast.
Hope this helps.
Cheers, Leroy
Yes I have and they're harmless. Check http://www.africandiveadventures.co.za and http://www.divingwithtigersharks.com
They organise diving, snorkelling and boat trips for the tiger shark enthusiast.
Hope this helps.
Cheers, Leroy
We did a live a board trip with Jim Abernethy out of West Palm Beach, Fl, for his Shark and Dolphin trip, last summer. his site www.scuba-adventures.com has details and pics. His trips are booked up well in advance. Tons of excitement. We were at "Tiger Beach" in the Bahamas (his private spot)--15-20' of water and at one time there were 5 tigers and 14 lemons in the water. . . We were down there at least 1.5 hours. . . . Would do that trip again in a heartbeat. Never felt unsafe at any time, tho we followed safety precautions and all (once the tigers show up, ignore the lemons... which we thought would be hard to do, but it wasn't). In the right environment, Tigers are very curious, and still can't believe I did all that! Tho, I never really like to go night diving in Maui!!! Go figure! 
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