We get (I think) about 2000 humpback whales to the Revillagigedo. They first come in December and start to return in the end of April. Here they come to give birth, to mate, to fight for the beautiful coming mother humpbacks, breach, dance. They de-lice themselves as well in the warm water.
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Sometimes the bait would hit the water and instantly be attacked just to be thrown out again and immediately another strike, just passing and passing inches from the cages.
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The sharks were going crazy! All day long we saw sharks shooting up to try to steal the bait from our wranglers.
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We had up to 8 sharks at a time, so many that it was hard to decide which way to look.
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We had about 7 or 8 different sharks with us all day and the guests were all really excited, especially the youngest guest, Sam, who dove with me in the submersible cage and said he had a blast watching them.
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Forty minutes after the bait went in, the first shark showed and from there on we had non-stop action with at least 15 different sharks throughout the day.
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We had never less than three sharks circling the Nautilus Explorer at one time, and sometimes you could see five big sharks at once.
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