Expedition Southeast: White Shark Migration

We kicked off Expedition Southeast with a launch event celebrating our new dock and future home in Mayport, FL alongside Jacksonville University and delegation from the State of Florida and City of Jacksonville. We've dealt with rough seas the first week, but better weather is on the horizon.
"During this expedition we are trying to get some of those larger white sharks. The larger animals can be a little more tricky to find but they're really Important to understanding the population." - Dr. Bryan Franks, Associate Professor of Marine Science, Jacksonville University
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Water temp must have a lot to do with it....From Your shark tracker page i noticed some of the big adults are still up north , namely Breton, Bob, Cabot and Rose who all pinged as recently as today . So what they're eating up there must also play a big role.