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Pendennis 77

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Phoenix 77 is a yacht designed by Rob Humphreys and built by Pendennis Shipyard in the UK. This tall cruiser offers high performance under sail with the comfort and luxury of a "Super Yacht". H...

African Cats Fastcat 445 Green Motion

Colon, (Panama)

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FASTCAT 445 GREEN MOTION AFRICAN CATS builds comfortable lightweight performance leisure catamarans through epoxy resin infusion for sailing enthusiasts that demand the highest levels of pe...

Beneteau Oceanis 42 CC

Colón (Panama)

Yacht Broker Caribbean

Clean example of this perfect couple's boat. First owner, lived aboard seasonally. 2 Cabin Version. The Beneteau was delivered on a ship from France to the BVI in December 2003. She has sail...

Mikelson 43 Sportfisher

Rick Obey Yacht Sales

Don't miss this opportunity to buy thisbeautifulMikelson 43availablenow!! This boat has been maintained with an open checkbook since the owner had it. T...

Hatteras 60'

Denison Yacht Sales

Five Star Yacht | 60' Hatteras 1998 Five Star is an exceptional 60 that's run by a full-time captain and has a seasoned owner that likes to keep his yachts ready to-go at all times....

Azimut Flybridge

This captain maintained, one owner, 2017 66' Azimut Flybridge boasts a 300 sq ft flybridge along with 4 staterooms and additional room for crew. Commissioned in 2017, "Prive" stands alone in he...

Azimut 66'

66' Azimut 2017 This captain maintained, one owner, 2017 66' Azimut Flybridge boasts a 300 sq ft flybridge along with 4 staterooms and additional room for crew. Commissioned in 2017...

Custom Sunrise 59 Day Charter

The Multihull Company

The Sun Cat 59 is a very attractive and efficient day-charter cat. It was conceived and built specifically for day charter. This cat will sail in the 10-15kts range very easily and her twin 75 H...

Judge 36'

Way Maker Boat | 36' Judge 2021 This is the flagship model in the Chesapeake series, the 36 effortlessly merges classic looks, luxurious appointments and rock-solid performance. Whe...

Lagoon 46'

Babur Boat | 46' Lagoon 2021 A price reduction of more then $100,000 - a statement by a serious seller. All reasonable offers will be considered. BABUR is a 2021 Lagoon 46 sai...

Newton 36 Dive Boat

Frank Gordon Yacht Sales

2017 Newton 36' Dive Boat This maneuverable and efficient vessel features over 300 square feet of floor and deck space, seating and storage for numerous divers with water level entry and ample c...

Tiara 38'

David, Provincia de Chiriqui, (Panama)

Agape Boat | 38' Tiara 2007 Tiara 38 Open TTS - Upgrades: (2) Garmin 8616 Galley AC FLIR night vision (3) Video Cameras Agape HIGHLIGHTS Yacht Details...

Azimut Grand Jumbo

This beautiful Azimut 105' Jumbo is a clean and beautifully maintained boat. The boat is located in Panama City, Panama and the owner is ready to sell for the asking price.The ...

Christobal, (Panama)

S/V Althea is a newly redone 2000 Leopard 45/47 catamaran, for sale by owner. Althea has had her sugar scoops extended by 2 feet to a total of 47 feet to enhance her performance in 2023. The c...

Horizon 78'

Bella Mare Yacht | 78' Horizon 2005 This 2005 Horizon 78' Bella Mare is in excellent condition. She carries a four-stateroom layout plus crew quarters powered by twin MAN engines at...

Riva 33 Aqua Super

Allied Marine Brokerage and Charter

Aquarivacontinues the legendary Aquarama heritage while developing a cult following in her own right. Often copied but never reproduced, her elegant and sinuous lines, precious woo...

Prestige 55'

Shanti III Boat | 55' Prestige 2016 This 2016 Prestige 550 Flybridge is managed by a full-time crew. She has always been captained- maintained since the owner has taken ownership. I...

Lagoon 42'

Boca Del Toros, (Panama)

Road Less Traveled Boat | 42' Lagoon 2013 S/V Road Less Traveled is a 2013 Lagoon 421, She is extensively upgraded extended for blue water cruising, completely equipped to begin you...

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Torqeedo Travel 903

Tohatsu 4-Stroke 90HP

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2004 Jeanneau Sun Odyssey 49

1995 Hunter 336

1992 Fountaine Pajot Marquises 56

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1999 Pacific Seacraft 37 Crealock

2004 Fairline Targa 52 GT

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Why did those sharks attack on June 7? Here's what the experts say

Although they all think the shark attacks on June 7 in South Walton were a tragedy, local charter boat captains are not surprised. 

"It’s just a matter of Mother Nature and opportunity,” said Capt. Gary Jarvis, who has been fishing out of Destin for more than four decades. 

“The problem is the shark population in the Gulf of Mexico is large and more prolific than it has ever been, at least in my lifetime,” Jarvis said. 

"There are more sharks now than there were 44 years ago ... because they banned any harvest of them,” Jarvis said, noting some sharks have been designated as endangered. 

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Jarvis said for the last decade they have talked to the National Marine Fisheries about the abundance of sharks and how things are getting out of balance. He said there is a false perception that sharks are endangered. 

“There are more people that swim in the water than before and there are more sharks in the water than ever before. So, the incident rate of shark bites is only going to go in one direction,” Jarvis said. 

A 45-year-old woman and two teen girls were injured the June 7 attacks , which happened about 90 minutes apart and about 4 miles apart.

Were conditions different on Friday, June 7, when the attacks happened?

“Sharks eat. That is what they do. They eat everything,” Jarvis said. The eat wave boards, beer cans, birds and even other sharks. 

The original story: Three people injured in two shark attacks; beaches closed in Walton County

“If that thing is hungry, he is going to try and eat whatever is close by. They just happen to be what was close by,” he said. 

“There was nothing different ... from a professional fisherman’s perspective,” Jarvis said. 

“I see hundreds of sharks every single day,” he said.  

Jarvis said they see 40 to 50 sharks every time they are bait fishing at the mouth of the pass. 

He also said he’s spotted a 6-foot bull shark swimming around his dock at the Ships Chandler in the harbor on several occasions. 

"And they are not really nice guys,” Jarvis said of the bull shark. 

“If I was a betting man, I’d probably say that most likely that was a bull shark that attacked the swimmers,” he said, noting that those sharks are really aggressive. 

Capt. Judah Barbee, who regularly shark fishes, was of the same opinion on the type of shark. 

“If I had to guess, I’d say a bull shark. They are being so aggressive right now. We had one latch on to the side of the boat the other day. You could hear it crunching the fiberglass,” Barbee said. 

Sharks are aggressive when mating

Barbee, who was shark fishing when contacted by a reporter for this story, said sharks are mating right now. 

“When sharks mate, they bite each other. They grab each other by the fin and hold while they are doing their thing. They bit each other up really bad ... aggressive, brutal. I think that is some of what’s going on,” Barbee said. 

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He said when they catch shark right now, they show signs of bites, and the bites are fresh. 

“And when we reel one in, there’s another one right there with it ... which is usually a sign they are mating,” Barbee said. 

“I think it (the attacks) was confusion ... may have thought it was another shark. They are extremely aggressive when they are mating,” he said. 

Barbee said he usually sees sharks mating in May and June.  

Sharks follow the bait

In addition to mating, the sharks that attacked may have been looking for food. Barbee said they are chasing redfish, bait fish and some of the bigger shark are chasing tarpon. 

“They are just following the food,” Barbee said. “Nothing we can really do about it. 

Capt. Katie Anderson, who was out pompano fishing in South Walton early on June 7, said there has been a ton of bait close in lately. 

'Up close and personal': Local captains say catching a shark is a thrilling experience

“I just think they were further in because the bait was further in. Sharks are just following the bait.” 

In fact, Anderson said they spotted an 8-foot shark just swimming down the beach that morning. 

“The sharks are everywhere, from 12 inches of water out to 12,000 fathoms. There are no fences,” Jarvis said. 

“Sharks are in close, and they always have been, but not in the numbers they are now,” said Capt. Neill Finkel. 

“They’ve been protected now long enough. They need to at least have a season on them,” Finkel said. 

Finkel said they have been catching sharks less than a mile off the beach for the last 10 years on an everyday basis, and big sharks in the 400-pound range. 

Barbee, who was fishing on June 10 right off the beach, had already hooked 10 sharks in the first two hours of his charter trip. 

“We’ve been catching a ton of sharks, mainly bull sharks,” Barbee said. 

“There’s a lot of sharks ... that’s just the way it is,” Jarvis said. 

As for the attacks on June 7, Jarvis again said there was nothing “peculiar” about the situation. 

“It can happen again tomorrow, that’s what is unsettling ... or three months,” Jarvis said. 

An interview with Gavin Naylord, director of the Florida Program for Shark Research

To learn more about what could have caused the June 7 shark attacks, we spoke with Gavin Naylor, director of the Florida Program for Shark Research at the Florida Museum of Natural History, located on the campus of the University of Florida.

The first question for Naylor concerned the recent sightings of two Orcas , known as killer whales, just offshore Destin earlier in the week. In the days after the June 7 attacks, many on social media wondered whether the Orcas' presence Might have pushed sharks closer to shore.

Could this have caused sharks to come closer to shore?

"No," said Naylor.

Naylor explained that Orcas would necessarily target smaller sharks, like tiger or bull sharks, as those are found closer to shore, whereas Orcas are commonly found in much deeper water.

"We don't know anything about Orca behavior in the Gulf (of Mexico). There's no evidence that they're just targeting sharks whatsoever. So it's just a blind, transitive explanation based on rumor and little evidence. It's a stretch and there is no evidence to support it," Naylor said.

Naylor was asked if the increased sea-surface temperatures in the Gulf of Mexico likely caused sharks to come closer to shore. Naylor said the conditions were favorable for shark activity along with wind direction.

"Sea-surface temperatures with the right wind conditions can blow in some of the plankton close to the shore, and the plankton is fed on by menhaden, and menhaden is food for sharks. If the menhaden come in close, for whatever reason, the sharks will follow, and if there are people in the water, then you have a problem," Naylor said.

Naylor went over a single, unverified eyewitness account that on the date of the shark attacks, a freshwater estuary close to the location wasn't producing the amount of brackish water that had been seen on the days before the attacks.

Naylor explained that the outflow from these estuaries pushes water offshore. Without that flow, a "lens on salty water" would have the opportunity to come closer to the shore, creating an environment favorable for bait fish and sharks to be seen closer to shore.

Naylor was asked what residents and tourists can do to protect themselves from shark encounters. This includes wearing polarized sunglasses, staying away from bait fish, removing any reflective jewelry, staying in groups, avoiding swimming at dawn or dusk and, if bitten, reversing "peacefully" out of the water, facing the shark at all times.