CaliforniaDivingNews
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by Andy Murch
While you may be lucky enough to stumble upon a naturally inquisitive blue or mako shark on the edge of one of California's lush kelp forests, your best bet is to head out to blue water where the continental shelf steepens before plunging into the deep Pacific.
The days of diving into a writhing ball of pelagic predators may be long gone, but with a little patience (and an enticing chum slick) you'll probably see a fin or two snaking towards your boat.
When the first dinner guest finally arrives ... Read More
While you may be lucky enough to stumble upon a naturally inquisitive blue or mako shark on the edge of one of California's lush kelp forests, your best bet is to head out to blue water where the continental shelf steepens before plunging into the deep Pacific.
The days of diving into a writhing ball of pelagic predators may be long gone, but with a little patience (and an enticing chum slick) you'll probably see a fin or two snaking towards your boat.
When the first dinner guest finally arrives ... Read More
