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Florida wildlife officials eye shark encounters By Jim Turner article A group of 11 sharks swim together about 12 nautical miles offshore of New Smyrna Beach, FL on March 9, 2019. The school is likely comprised of spinner sharks (Carcharhinus brevipinna) known for their leaping and spinning behavior. (Florida Fish and Expand TALLAHASSEE, Fla. - State wildlife officials are trying to better understand increased encounters between sharks and people fishing in Florida waters. The incidents haven’t made the waters deadlier. But as conservation efforts have helped some shark species repopulat...

Sharks interacting with fishermen's catch is an issue we are hearing about more and more, said FWC Chairman Rodney Barreto.

Jupiter is hot spot for sharks munching on line-caught fish; now what can be done about it? Video: Hammerhead shark hunts blacktip sharks in Florida's waters Replay Video UP NEXT Jupiter was recognized as a hot spot where anglers are increasingly losing their catches to hungry sharks during a Wednesday workshop on how, or if, mounting complaints of shark depredation can be addressed. The two-hour discussion, which included testimony by conservationist Guy Harvey and Black Dog charter Capt. Bill Taylor of Jupiter was one of the first formal steps the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation C...

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State wildlife officials are trying to better understand increased encounters between sharks and people fishing in Florida waters.