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For those that like to track/stalk

Thread starter Andy S
Start date Aug 3, 2016

Andy S

Jetboaters Admiral

Aug 3, 2016

For those that like to track/stalk things here is a website, http://www.ocearch.org/, that allows you to track sharks that have been tagged with a GPS transponders. The track for the shark is similar to the track that is generated by the Delorme InReach, for those that tracked us on the Exuma trip, https://jetboaters.net/threads/exuma-bahamas-trip-june-2016.9352/.

One shark's track in particular to look at is Mary Lee. Mary Lee is a Great White shark and at the time she was tagged on Sept 17, 2012 she was 16' long and weighed 3456 lbs. This shark is a traveler, all up and down the east coast and out to Bermuda.