The Gold Coast Bulletin

BULLSHARKS PROVIDE AMAZING EXPERIENCE

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LOCAL diver Ian Banks dives the Southport seaway most days and a few times a year is rewarded with an incredible sight of a congregati­on of bullsharks at the entrance. He certainly caught the attention of a lot of people when this great shot he took on Monday morning was featured in Wednesday’s Gold Coast Bulletin. Ian has been witness to the school on a number of occasions and says that they are very placid. He believes they come from the Broadwater and Nerang River and are not bothered by him observing them. Nobody knows for sure why the sharks school at the entrance of the bar but the most common theory is that they are simply socialisin­g. Diving conditions have been excellent over the last week and should remain excellent as we enter the winter months.

 ??  ?? Michael McLauchlin caught this massive flattie on Tuesday in the Broadwater, entries for the flathead classic are now open. Ben Brackenrid­ge caught this quality snapper in the Seaway using a lure, some bigger ones are on the 50 fathom reef too. Johnny...
Michael McLauchlin caught this massive flattie on Tuesday in the Broadwater, entries for the flathead classic are now open. Ben Brackenrid­ge caught this quality snapper in the Seaway using a lure, some bigger ones are on the 50 fathom reef too. Johnny...
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