For all those people who are fascinated by sharks but don't want to be in the water with them, whether underwater or on the surface, for all those who don't even want to be inside a protecting cage, we offer Tiger Shark viewing from the boat.

This works as follows. Our main bait bucket is set to a depth of 24ft/8m and held up by buoys. We attach an indicator bait to the buoys and set this one to a shallow depth of approximately two feet, half a meter. When the chum slick dissipates from the bucket, the Tiger Shark will pick up the scent and follow this to its origin. Most of the fish oil from the slick travels on the surface and therefore the shark is often visible as it approaches from a distance.

The boat stays at a safe distance from the bait to ensure that the shark will not get disturbed at first until he is entirely focused on the bait. Then the boat slowly nears the baiting station and people can clearly observe the Tiger Shark, especially when it circles the indicator.