FISHING FOR SHARKS ON YOUR CHARTER FISHING TRIP

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Some of the characteristics of sharks while fishing in the Fort Myers, Florida area are:

• Types of Shark: The type of shark: There are many species of sharks in this area, such as bull sharks, blacktip sharks, lemon sharks, nurse sharks, hammerhead sharks, and more
• The fight while on the hook: Sharks are strong and powerful fighters that can put up a thrilling challenge for anglers. They can make long runs, jump out of the water, and shake their heads violently to try to free themselves.
• Size: Sharks can vary in size depending on the species and the location. Some of the smaller sharks, such as blacktip sharks and nurse sharks, can be around 3 to 5 feet long, while some of the larger sharks, such as bull sharks and hammerhead sharks, can grow up to 10 to 12 feet long.
• Strength: Sharks are among the strongest fish in the ocean, with muscular bodies and powerful jaws. They can exert a lot of force when they bite or pull on the line. Some of the strongest sharks in this area are bull sharks, which have been known to bite through steel cables.
• Habitat: Sharks can be found in a variety of habitats in this area, from shallow bays and estuaries to deeper offshore waters. They can also be found near reefs, wrecks, sandbars, and channels. Some of the best places to fish for sharks in this area are San Carlos Bay, Pine Island Sound, Matlacha Pass, and the Gulf of Mexico.
• Coloring: Sharks have different colors and patterns depending on the species and the environment. Some of the common colors are gray, brown, black, white, yellow, and green. Some of the common patterns are spots, stripes, bars, and blotches. These colors and patterns help them camouflage with their surroundings or communicate with other sharks.
• Type of feeder: Coastal nearshore sharks are opportunistic feeders that will eat almost anything they can find or catch. They feed on a variety of prey items, such as fish, crustaceans, mollusks, turtles, birds, mammals, and even other sharks. They use their keen senses of smell, sight, hearing, and electroreception to locate their food.
• The coloring of the Sharks in the Ft Myers Florida area: Some examples of the coloring of the types of sharks in this area are:
  
  Bull shark: Gray on top and white on the bottom, with no distinctive markings.
  
  Blacktip shark: Gray or brown on top and white on the bottom, with black tips on the fins.
  
  Lemon shark: Yellowish-brown or olive on top and yellowish-white on the bottom.
  
  Nurse shark: Brownish-gray or yellowish-gray on top and lighter on the bottom, with small dark spots.
  
  Hammerhead shark: Gray or brown on top and white on the bottom, with a distinctive hammer-shaped head.

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