Select to expand quoteLegion said..
Yours has two less sides per "cell" than the ones I've seen 
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That's on the deck.
I'm still out of the water for another 5 weeks but I had a couple of reasonable surfs before the op, goes really well.
And yeah, the deck's sprayed and no Rpela. Not that I don't have faith in them, more that in 35 years of surfing I've had two close calls with Whites, 20+ years apart and I reckon that's reasonable odds.
Select to expand quoteCtngoodvibes said..
I find the situation in reunion bizarre. From what I understand it's mainly tigers that are the culprits? Can't understand why they are attaching so much more since 2011 it's almost like someone's flicked a switch. There's heaps of tigers in NW oz so why hardly any attacks there?
Not the tigers up to the survivor of attack or witness of them because the shark dont wear typical mackerel rays .
From the study, female bull sharks stays around rivers and lagoon where is non salt waters are waiting to make their babies. Many male sharks coming from deep water around Réunion island show up aggressively by the time been attract when females ones are ready to receive male shark. So this can be an certain period when those females are hot .
Can be too much fishing, getting unbalance between shark itself and shark natural prey, their is less and less fishes and the extra numbers of shark dont get fish in an even amount of catch.
Last attack was 2 weeks ago.
