I fully agree with Ellen - I snorkeled 10-12 hours during the day - low
tide to ...
had lunch in a floating tire...  and had several species of shark near
by and within
30 feet or less.  Plenty of food present and I never went to them or
away from them.
I was cautious, they were looking for bottom dying fish and keeping air
in the gills.

If there are not fish around, you might be the bait.  Don't move fast.

Martin

Ellen Bulger wrote:
> Matt,
>
> The current thought is that most shark attacks are mistaken identity
> and occur in low visibility conditions. So if you are concerned about
> sharks, don't snork in murky water, or at dusk.
>
> But I think, if you work the odds, you'll still find that swimming in
> sharky waters is a lot less dangerous than driving on the interstate.
>
> Ellen

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