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Hey MadCatter,
You make a very good point. It is very possible that the time of year makes a difference in how many of those cuties show up. I am not a shark expert, but it could very well be there is a migration pattern of some sort involved. Honestly, every time we have gone it has been February and there were literally dozens of sharks (hundreds might have been stretching it a wee bit).
Danny
At 14:17:33 PST on 03-08-99, MadCatter wrote:
>At 20:11:48 PST on 03-05-99, FASST1 wrote:
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>Im jealous. My wife and I go down to Freeport every May and for the past 4 years we have gone to Pier One. In those four years we have one seen 1 shark. Guess we need to go down in Feb instead.
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>>I sure can. My wife and I have eaten there many times over the years. Each evening on the hour they feed the sharks, and there are hundreds of them. They range in size from very small, to very, very large. Virtually everyone, including most of the staff, stop and watch. The food is good, but expensive (you're paying for the shark food), but the atmosphere is tremendous and it is well worth the price at least once. You'll need to take a cab whether you are staying in Freeport or Lucaya since Pier 1 is out by the dock area for the cruise ships and commercial shipping. A robust dinner for two with a few drinks thrown in will run you $100 or so.
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>>At 18:52:26 PST on 03-04-99, DREW wrote:
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>>>HEY, CAN ANYONE TELL ME ANYTHING ABOUT THE FEEDING OF THE SHARKS AT THE PIER ONE RESTAURANT IN FREPORT?
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