Is there…in fact, an over-population of sharks in Hawaii?

If…if the above is fact…then, the “Men in Gray Suits” are going to show up where the potential food supply is…which includes shallow water.

http://youtube.com/watch?v=ZvCI-gNK_y4

heh…heh…heh

And I’ve done a lot of night diving and they feed on and near reefs both day and night.

Not saying this is completely unheard of…but it is an anamoly for Hawaii. Dude, I spent yeras and years in and along the shores there, I’m telling you, you don’t see this shit.

My theory on the whole increase in shark attacks phenomenon (because it is in a strange uptick, based on my own personal experiences fishing in Hawaii for15 years, and doing my Coast Guard stint in Hawaii and doing Alaskan Fishery patrols, has to do with water current temperatures, and also, more importantly, the food chain is being fucked with.

These japanese and Korean long liners have been raping the ocean for 30-40 years now. It is the number one reason for the decline in salmon and steelhead stocks in the Pacific Northwest. One thing about Steelhead and salmon is when they leave Pacific Northwest streams as young adults, they return 3-5 years later and one of Earth’s great mysteries is where the hell they go during that time before they come back, it is an unknown, but when they do reappear after 3 years or so they start heading for the Pac NW and via the north Pacific and this is where they are being over-fished ILLEGALLY. This has had a devastating effect on the overall food chain….this is my suspicion.

Therefore, many species either adapt their feeding patterns and habits, or they go extinct….adaptation seems to be what they are doing.

Thaty and the Endagered Species Act of 1973 which protected all these fucking pesky Sea Lions, which are no longer endangered (IMHO). They eat the salmon/steelhead and they also make great shark food. We look like them to a shark when we are in the water.

You ever want to dive here

http://www.wunderground.com/MAR/AM/730.html

Mahi are runnin now till Sept.

I don’t know if I would totally agree with more aggressive, but certainly more active close to shore.