Today's the first of February, which means the first day of the low season insomuch that February and March are the only two months of the year when a no-sighting day becomes a valid concern.
Over the past five years, we have had six no-sighting days, all of which were in these two months. Hopefully, since we have excellent sightings over January, this year won't be a no-sighting day. Great White Shark Tours reported an average of between six and ten sharks for most days over January, which is still an unbelievable.
Lets hope that carries on.
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