Category: Noon Reports

A quiet morning with 3 different sharks circling the bait but they disappear frequently.

This morning we’ve done two dives at Punta Perico of Isla Carmen, which is the farthest eastern point of the island. The conditions are really nice, some good fish life on the outer part of that reef, some bigger pelagic fish, schooling jacks, a couple of turtles around. Guests are happy.

Action for the morning so far has been almost exactly like yesterday, with the same three sharks doing the same deep pacing. Only had two attempts to get the bait between 0630-1130. But within the last hour, we have noticed more frequent approaches and have lost about three pieces.

Even without the constant activity of yesterday, all spirits are very high. There is fantastic energy with this group of guests. Everybody is mingling very well and enjoying the company. Cocktail hours and dinners are very lively and the guests are very appreciative of the crew. I have had comments from multiple people on how fantastic the crew is. I’m glad they see it too.

And the morning did not disappoint! As soon as we started throwing bait in the morning we had sharks making approaches. More than one partial breach within the first hour or so. And for the rest of the morning, we have had a fairly constant show, with multiple sharks making leisurely passes by all cages and occasional runs at the bait.

Today, the action started a little late again but we have good action so far, at least five different individuals passing every now and then, some of them stay down and others on the surface making our guests very happy, as yesterday most of the guests wanted to stay on the surface.

The remainder of our last day of cage diving was fantastic, with action picking up steadily throughout the day. Cages were very busy in the afternoon and everybody ended on a high note.