Epic Shark Diving Blog

Back in June 2013, fisherman caught an enormous female shortfin mako shark off Huntington Beach, California.  The small group of […]

At the end of the day we would never have got NBC to shut down production without the help and […]

It’s pretty scary to know that this is a major way that restaurants are obtaining shark fins for the menus. There […]

Occasionally, the currents at Tiger Beach Bahamas can get pretty strong.  We try to plan our dives when the current […]

The Cape Eleuthera Institute has recently begun an assessment of the economic value of sharks and rays in The Bahamas.  […]

The South Jersey Shark Fishing Tournament marked its 35 year anniversary this year.  Out of Cape May, NJ, the tournament […]

From the ubiquitous caribbean reef sharks and nurse sharks to the larger than life tiger sharks, to the ultra rare […]

The series originally premiered on Discovery Channel on July 17, 1988 and has since become the longest running cable television […]

The Cape Eleuthera Institute’s Shark Research and Conservation program just published an interesting article detailing a single observation made in the […]

Did you miss the first article:  1916 Shark Attacks: The Real Jaws As you can imagine, news of the string […]